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        | A wide and open extent, as of surface, land, or sky; vastness; stretch |  | 
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        | Sharp biting or unpleasent especially in taste or smell; overpowering; bitter |  | 
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        | Marked by hearty friendliness and good cheer; jolly; good-humored; fun-loving; cheerful |  | 
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        | Violently angry destructive behavior; run amook; go wild;go berserk |  | 
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        | The feeling or depair in the face of obstacles; shock; consternation; saddness; depression; apprehension |  | 
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        | a grouping of individual parts or elements that compose a unified body of unspecified size or quantity; gathering; collection; crowd; group; throng |  | 
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        | An act or deed, especially a brilliant or heroic one; feat; daring acts |  | 
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        | A state of hardship or difficulty; mis-fortune; harsh conditions; hard times |  | 
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        | Urgent; desperate; extreme; serious; severe; critical |  | 
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        | Loud noise; din; racket; uproar; clamor; tumult |  | 
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        | To setout on an venture; proceed somewhere despite the risk of possible dangers |  | 
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        | A peculiarity of behavior; an idiosyncrasy; oddity |  | 
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        | To drive off or scatter in different directions; go away; disband; break up; seperate |  | 
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        | To bend or mold into shape; fold; tuck; gather |  | 
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        | To twist or turn suddenly and forcibly; tug; jerk; yank |  | 
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        | The condition of being deprived; poverty; hardship; denial; lack; loss; withholding of something needed; scarcity; deficit |  | 
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        | Violently agitated or disturbed; tumultuous; rowdy; unruly; riotious; quarrelsome |  | 
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        | Disagbly danp or humid; chilly; moist |  | 
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