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| “I am to blame” or “It's my fault” [Latin] An acknowledgment of one's fault or error. |
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| sily seen, readily visible |
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| a large apron for adults or a sleeveless smock for children |
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| a state of joy and merriment |
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a small rounded boat made of waterproof material stretched over a wicker or
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| appropriateness, according to conventional standards, rightness |
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| sharply or harshly ironic |
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| followed slowly; limp or soiled |
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| disturbed, made someone uneasy |
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| pleasingly chubby, well rounded |
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| to act as a superior to another, condescending |
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| implore, beg, ask earnestly |
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| carefree, joyous, swaggering |
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a shallow body of salt water close to the sea but separated from it by a narrow
strip of land, such as a barrier island, or by a coral reef. |
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| an extensive treeless grassland area |
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| a quarrel or a fit of irritation |
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a young offspring of a mammal, such as a dog or wolf, an impudent young
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Portuguese or Brazilian gold coins that circulated in England in the early
18th century |
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| a skilled and witty storyteller |
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| examining a scene in the hope of finding something [French] |
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| sophisticated and courteous or carefree and jaunty |
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| having a high opinion of oneself, full of oneself |
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