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        | Award or privilege granted |  | 
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        | Accept something without protest |  | 
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        | Accumulate over a period of time |  | 
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        | The state of having mixed feelings or contradictory ideas about someone or something |  | 
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        | Related or adapted for walking |  | 
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        | To make something bad better |  | 
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        | Related to the period in the bible before the flood |  | 
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        | Position of high power and influence |  | 
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        | Body tissue or organ being wasted away because of the degeneration of cells |  | 
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        | A cause of great distress or annoyance |  | 
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        | Carry out a task incompletely or unsatisfactory |  | 
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        | Begin to grow or increase rapidly; flourish |  | 
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        | Sudden changes of mood or behavior; inconsistent |  | 
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        | Make something solid by cooling |  | 
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        | Abundant in supply or quantity |  | 
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        | To make someone weak and infirm |  | 
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        | Free (something or someone) from an entanglement |  | 
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        | Fond of or causing heated arguments |  | 
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        | Swell or cause to swell by pressure from the inside (body part) |  | 
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        | State of being stretched beyond normal dimensions |  | 
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        | Erase a mark from a surface |  | 
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        | A liquid giving off bubbles |  | 
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        | Giving off bubbles (fizzy) |  | 
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        | Difficult to interpret or understand |  | 
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        | Lasting for a very short time |  | 
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        | Sound pleasing to the ear |  | 
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        | Quality of being pleasing to the ear |  | 
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        | Soon passing out of sight, memory or existence |  | 
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        | Plowed but left unsown for a period in order to restore its fertility |  | 
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        | Obtained, done by, or involving deception |  | 
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        | Gather or collect something especially information or approval |  | 
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        | Sly or cunning intelligence |  | 
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        | Lacking significance through having been overused |  | 
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        | The practice of claiming to have moral standards or beliefs to which ones own behavior does not conform |  | 
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        | Having or showing a tendency to be easily angered |  | 
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        | Throw or drop something from an aircraft or ship |  | 
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        | Humor, treatment of a serious matter with humor or in a manner lacking due respect |  | 
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        | Lacking energy or enthusiasm |  | 
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        | Ineffective if bungling; clumsy |  | 
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        | Make less severe serious or painful |  | 
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        | A countless or extremely great number |  | 
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        | Wicked or criminal activity |  | 
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        | Extreme unwillingness to spend money or use resources |  | 
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