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| using few words: concise. |
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| stealthyly or decietful, intended to rap |
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| mornful or gloomy in an exaggerated manner |
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| habing or showing great wisdom |
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| affecting or moving the emotions |
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| scarcity of food, lack of supply |
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| lasting a very short time |
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| an expert, a learned person |
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| an expert, a learned person |
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| principle or practice unslefish acts |
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| superiority in weight, number or power |
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| very timid, unassertive person |
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| a strong inclination, taste or liking for something |
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| incapable of being worn out |
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| instinctive opposition in feeling |
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| spotlessly clean and fresh |
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| in an attempt to impress others |
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| pleasant or easy to approach |
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| minor weakness or failing of character |
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| grossly wicked or hateful |
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| gallant or courtly; horseman |
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| contradict or misrepresent |
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| contradict or misrepresent |
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| directly opposed; opposite |
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| dignified propriety of behavior |
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| short account of a humorous story |
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| exchange of light, playful or teasing remarks |
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