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| MUSICIAN THAT PLAYS FOR MONEY |
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| a preference or special liking for something bias in favor of something |
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| burn the skin or flesh with a heated instrument or caustic substance |
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| suppose something is true without evidence to comfirm it |
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| bandage or appendage to stop the flow of blood |
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| to feel pity or sympathize |
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| a strong feeling of suitability for a career or occupation |
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| the state of being important or famous |
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| disturbingly hard or loud noise |
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| a skill of clear and expressive speech |
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| stop someone from being angry |
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| treat someone to behave in certain way |
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| covered or flooded with water |
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| the basic physical and organizational structures (roads, buildings, etc.) |
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| impossible to pass through |
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| injure a part of the body without breaking the skin, causing only a bruise |
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| a short period of rest and relief from something difficult |
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| a thing that is granted, in responds to demands |
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| a collection of things, tied or wrapped up together |
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| make a unpleasant feeling less intense |
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| supplying something for use |
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| criticizing in an abusive or insulting manner |
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| fabric woven like satin with a glassy surface |
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| the projecting structure that houses such a window |
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| torn, old, and generally in poor condition |
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| to be repeated several times as an echo |
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| showing great attention to detail |
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| steal things of little value |
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| casual sexual relationships with women |
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| cause a severe loss in digity |
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| a characteristic rising and falling of a voice when speaking |
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| a bicycle with seats and pedals for two riders, one behind the other |
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| comfirm from one's experience |
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| gray with a tinge of brown |
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