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| a person who initiates a lawsuit; the complaining party |
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| mournful;melancholy;sad;sorrowful |
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| to trespass on someone's land, especially to hunt or fish illegally; to cook in simmering liquid. |
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| large, heavy, and clumsy;dull and tiresome |
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| liquid, especially one used as a poison or in medicine or magic. |
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| an act that serves as an example for later acts |
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| inclined to prey on others (by robbery, killing, etc.) |
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| too soon;too early; before the proper time |
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| completely contrary to nature, reason, or common sense; absurd; ridiculous, foolish |
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| something that is the first in order of time or importance; precedence |
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| n.a leisurely walk or stroll; a public walkway; v.to take a leisurely walk or stroll. |
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| the state or quality of being prominent or standing out; state of being famous or distinguished; distinction |
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| probable; expected in the future. |
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| bravery;daring;strength;unusual skill or ability |
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| sharply affecting the organs of taster or smell;sharp; keen; biting |
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| n.a seeking; hunt; search; a journey in search of adventure;v.to go in search |
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| the minimum number of members needed at a meeting to make official decisions. |
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| a proportional share; allotment |
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| great joy; delight; ecstasy |
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| rough sounding and harsh; rowdy |
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| to go or move back, as the tide does; to withdraw; to lessen or dim |
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| the act of withdrawing or going back; a moderate and temporary decline economic activity |
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| to make friends again; to bring together; to bring into harmony |
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| related to the matter at hand; pertinent |
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| a meal; food eaten at a meal |
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| a copy; a reproduction; a duplicate (especially or artwork) |
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| n.a severe rebuke or scolding; a formal censure;v.to rebuke severely; to show disapproval of |
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| capable of thinking of ways to do things; having the ability to act effectively; clever |
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| to draw back or in; to withdraw; to take back; to recant |
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| to get again; to recover; to get and bring back |
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| a raised platform for public speaking |
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| using irony and wit to attack ideas, people, and customs; sarcastic |
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| a section or division of something |
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| to boil; to bubble and foam; to be excited or disturbed |
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| a figure of speech that compares two unlike thing using like or as |
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| threatening trouble or bad luck; evil; disastrous |
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| inclined to doubt; not easily convinced; showing doubt; doubtful |
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| overly satisfied with one's own goodness or achievements; self-satisfied |
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| a speech an actor makes to herself or himself on stage to reveal thoughts to the audience; talking aloud to oneself |
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| n. a liquid that can dissolve another substance; adj. able to meet one's financial needs; able to dissolve another substance |
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| gloomy and sad; solemn and serious |
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| adj. highest in power or rank; supreme; n. a ruler, king, queen, or emperor |
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| to turn down; to reject with scorn and contempt |
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| not flowing and therefore stale and dirty; not active; sluggish |
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| a law; a rule; a regulation |
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| later; coming after; following in time |
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| more than is needed; excessive; surplus |
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| to rise above; to overcome (a difficulty); to be above or on top of |
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| to excel; to go beyond the limit of |
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| easily influenced or affected; unresistant; sensitive and impressionable |
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| tormenting or teasing by keeping something in sight but out of reach; tempting |
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| subject to change; uncertain |
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| to let something be done or go on without trying to stop it; to allow; to put up with |
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| to product a written or typed copy from another form, such as an oral speech or shorthand notes |
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| a three-legged stand for a camera; anything that stands on three legs |
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| of little importance; insignificant |
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| violently agitated; disorderly; stormy |
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| an important or powerful business person or industrialist |
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| adj.last or final; basic; maximum; n. the final point |
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| strange; mysterious; weird |
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| not neat; neglected; untidy |
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| dishonest; having no principles of right and wrong |
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| a forceful lifting up from beneath; a sudden, violent change |
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| to use; to make use of; to benefit from using |
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| the quality of being vain or conceited |
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| n. a thin layer of valuable wood put over other wood; an outwardly attractive appearance that hides what is underneath; v.to cover with a thin layer of fine wood. |
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| deserving respect because of age, dignity, or good character; worthy of reverence |
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| pertaining to something that exist in effect, though not in name or fact |
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| changeable; unstable; fickle; explosive |
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| on guard against danger or deception; cautious; suspicious |
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| n. a noisy quarrel or brawl; v. to argue or dispute noisily |
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| bent or twisted; cleverly humorous |
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| to feel longing or desire |
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| an imaginary belt in the heavens that is divided into twelve constellations and along which the sun and its principal planets appear to travel |
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