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| having an appealing beauty |
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| An expanse of open or cleared ground |
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| to arise and grow within one as a feeling or emotion |
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| deserving praise or worship |
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| delay or cessation esp. of toil |
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| Distinguished or glories; excellent |
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| pain in the joint and uric acid in the blood |
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| Pain in the muscles, tendons, and joints |
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| A piece of landed property esp. one of large extent with an elaborate house on it. |
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| the portion in life assigned by fate |
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| A member of the clergy that is below a priest. |
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| The tendency to view or represent things as they really are |
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| an excessive favorable opinion of one's own ability or importance |
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| mythical part god part man |
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| to covet someone's success, possession... |
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| of exalted moral character |
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| to produce or arouse (a feeling or emotion) |
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| to surrender something as a penalty |
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| a hanging bed made of canvas or netted cord |
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| a sudden acute attack or manifestation of a disease |
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| the amount which is needed for a desired effect but no more |
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| a pit like scar left by smallpox or acne |
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| to exert oneself to do something |
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| slavish attention to rules and details |
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| covered with small marks of contrasting color |
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| a place where young plants are grown |
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| decayed vegetable matter found in swamps, used as fuel |
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| a person esp. an aging person with declining mental faculties |
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| suffocating, oppressively closed |
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| prone to making a big deal out of trivial mistakes or faults |
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| the art of influencing the thoughts and behaviors of the listener via use of effective language |
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| to have your hands on hips and arms bent outward (arms akimbo) |
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| excessive worry about one's health |
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| not lively, causing boredom |
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| a means to an end in urgent situation |
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| all the descendants of a person |
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| causing anxiety or unease |
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