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| homesick; or yearning for the past |
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| given to jesting; playfully humorous |
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| imitation that makes a serious thing seem more ridiculous:mockery |
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| resentfully silent; glum; gloomy |
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| falsely and maliciously accusing ; slanderous |
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| odd and laughter producing |
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| cheerful willingness; readiness; liveliness |
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| standing out; notable;famous |
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| unable to be consoled or comforted |
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| follower who carries out another's wishes like a servant: toady |
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| shameless boldness; insolence;gall; temerity |
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| lacking of significance or sense; pointless; silly; insipid |
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| read; look at attentively; study |
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| inclined to be silent or secretive; uncomminicative |
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| open; opposite of reticent |
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| destroy utterly by tearing down; demolish |
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| lack of good sense; follish action or undertaking |
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| to become better; improve |
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| highest point; culmination |
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steep, as a precipice; hasty rash
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| deep; prfound; at the bottom |
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| favoritism to relatives by those in power |
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| offensive to smell; disgusting; noxious |
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| legal minority; period before maturity |
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| in original, long-ago state; uncorrupted |
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| follish for a grown person to say or do; childish |
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| person who totally abstains from alchohlic beverages |
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| jovial feast; drinking party; orgy |
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| to throw goods overboard to lighten a ship or plane; discar |
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| untidy; dirty from habitual neglect; slovenly |
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| waste parts of a butchered animal;garbage |
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| kinship; nearness to a place; proximity |
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| autocratice; despotic; proceeding form a whim or fancy |
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| most imortant point; essintial part |
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| asserting opinions as if they were facrs; opinionated; asserted without proff |
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| choosing (ideas, methods, etc.) from various soruces |
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| capable of being maintained or defended, as an argument or belief |
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| of little or no value; trifiling; worthless |
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