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| having no importance; invalid |
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| partially buried chamber, esp. in church |
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| showing merciless disregard for individual differences or special circumstances |
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| irony, sarcasm, or caustic wit used to attack human vice or folly, esp. in a literary work |
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| a flat-bladed tool used for spreading cement |
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| to stir up negative feelings, esp. those that lead to violent action |
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| a strong desire for achievement |
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| to steal, oft. in violation of a trust |
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| ordinary to inferior in quality; not standing out from the average |
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| to free from slavery; to give the right to vote |
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| art characterized by sentimental, often pretentious bad taste |
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| showing white and gray hair because of old age |
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| dry grass or twigs used to start a fire |
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| eager to get or own things |
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