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To indicate, specify, or point out.
S. dub, entitle, label, nominate, style, term, title
A. disapprove |
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Having or exhibiting wisdom and calm judgement.
S. intellect, mastermind, scholar
A. idiot, imbecile, moron |
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To lie in wait for, attack or ambush.
S. ambush, assail, attack, intercept
A. allow, forward |
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Built in a water course to increase its depth or divert its flow.
S. blast, crossfire, bombardment
A. defense |
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To satisfy; quench.
S. absorb, irrigate
A. deprive, dissatisfy, starve |
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A false, publication, writing, print, that damages reputation.
S. lying, slander, smear
A. compliments, flattery, adulation |
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To feel geat, pleasure, or satisfaction.
S. celebrate, glory, triumph, relish
A. fail |
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One that is puzzeling, ambiguous, or inexplicable.
S. puzzle, confuse, not understand
A. explicit |
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A line of waiting people, or vehicles
S. file, line, order, rank, row, series, string |
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To yield or grant to one formerly in possetion.
S. back, close, decline, decrease, depart, cease
A. advance, approach |
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To free of clear from a charge of accusation.
S. absolve, clear, deliver, excuse, free, liberate, release
A. blame, condemn, convict |
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Tending to elude, capture, perception, comprehension, or memory.
S. baffeling, deceptive, fugitive, tricky
A. actual, tangable |
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A situation, especialyy a bad and unfortunate one.
S. difficulty, situation, predicament, trouble
A. gift, blessing |
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A small, smooth, flat surface such as a bone or tooth.
S. angle, appearance, feature
A. whole |
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To work or act ineptly or inefficiently.
S. boggle, botchfumble, ruin, spoil
A. manage, succede |
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Fear, dread, or uneasiness, strange, and frightening.
S. creepy, crawly, fearful,frightening, mysterious, or supernatural
A. funny, ordinary, silly |
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To ease the anger or agitation of
S. calm, cool, peace
A. enrage, enflame |
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Rough and stormy, violent.
S. brawling, loud, unruly
A. calm, quiet, silent |
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Covered or stained with gore; bloody.
S. bleeding, bloody, offensive
A. charming, uplifting |
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Disposed or willing to comly, submissive.
S. adjustable, flexible, supple, variable
A. inflexible, intractable, rigid, unbendy. |
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To cut apart or separate (tissue); anatomical study.
S. cut, divide, operate, section
A. connect, join, mend |
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Not sanctioned by custom or law, unlawful.
S. criminal, dirty, wrong
A. legal, licit |
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To persistant or remain constant to a purpose, idea, or tax.
S. determine, stubborn, maintain, plugaway
A. give up, quit |
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An unpaid over due debt or an unfulfilled obligation.
S. claim, debt, obligation
A. prepayment |
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Not subject to suffering, pain, or harm.
S. cold, dull, sluggish
A. caring, lively, robust |
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Suggesting or threatening evil.
S. bad, corrupt, threatening, unlucky
A. good, innocent |
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Pulled or drawn tight, not slack
S. stiff, flexed, strained, tense, tight
A. droopy, slabby, loose |
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A great flood, a heavy down pour of something.
S. cataract, rush, pour
A. abatement, drought, lack |
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Left to choice, not compulsory, or automatic.
S. alternitive, availible, voluntary, not required
A. manditory, required, obligated |
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