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broken off; lacking incontinuity; steep
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| inflexible honest; incapable of being corrupted or bribed |
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| break into or between; hinder; stop |
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| substance tehat kiillsl bacteria |
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| substance that destroys many different organisms |
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| act of killing ones brother |
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| substance that kills fungi or inhibits their growth |
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| deliberate extermination or a racial or cultural group |
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| substance that kills germs |
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| substance that kills plants |
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| killing of one human by another |
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| substance that kills insects |
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broken off; lacking incontinuity; steep
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| break into or between; hinder; stop |
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| substance tehat kiillsl bacteria |
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| substance that destroys many different organisms |
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| act of killing ones brother |
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| substance that kills fungi or inhibits their growth |
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| deliberate extermination or a racial or cultural group |
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| substance that kills germs |
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| substance that kills plants |
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| killing of one human by another |
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| substance that kills insects |
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| substance that kills rats, insects, bacteria, etc. |
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drawing the tissues toghtly together
stern; austere |
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| substance that shrinks the tissues and checks the flow of blood |
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| snake ugh you know i mean really do i even need a definition for this ugh its 1 am why am i alive ok /end rant/ |
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| draw together; render narrower; shrink |
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adverse criticism; censure
restriciton |
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not confined within bounds; free
open to all |
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eat greedily or ravenously
seize upon and destroy |
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| dependent on plants as food |
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| dependent on insects as food |
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| person or animal that eats everythign (both flesh and plants) |
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eating everything yadda yadda
avidly taking in everything |
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greedy in eating
insatiable |
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| fond of eating and drinking with friends; sociable; jovial; hospitable. |
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| bring back to life; restore |
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| outlive; remain alive after |
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| lively in temper or conduct |
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having the vigor and spirit of life
sharp and clear; graphic |
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| operation on a living animal for scientific investigation |
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| person who can twist his or her body into odd postures |
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twist out of shape; contort
twist out of the true meaning; misrepresent; pervert; falsify |
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| wrest from a person by force |
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| quick witty or cutting reply |
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| act of twisting; stress due to twisting forces exerted on a body |
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full of twists or curves; winding
tricky; crooked; circuitous |
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wrench;l twist
inflic tsevere pain upon |
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anguish of body or mind
agony |
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| prove guilty; show conclusivvely to be guilty |
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| person serving a prison sentence |
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state of having been judged guilt yof an offense
strong belief |
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| peresuade or show conclusively by argument or proof |
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expel by legal process
oust |
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| show clearly; disclose; reveal |
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| incapable of being conquered |
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| overcome in battle; conquer; defeat |
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| one or more of the equal parts of a whole; fragment |
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| apt to break out into passion; cross; irritable |
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break or crack
breaking of a bone |
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| easily broken; fraile; delicate |
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| act of breaking; breach; violation; |
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| bend from a straight path |
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| resisting; intractable; hard to manage; |
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| covering many things at once |
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bus
book containg a variety of works by one author |
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| of all varieties, forms, or kinds |
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| unlimited in power; almighty |
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| present everywhere at the same time; ubiquitous |
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eating everythign
taking in everything |
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| pliable; not rigid; tractable |
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| muscle that serves to bend a limb |
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| bend the knee; touch the right knee to the ground; as in worship |
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| change in the pitch or tone of a persons voice |
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throw back light rays, as from a mirror, butnot from a prism which refracts light rays
think |
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| act of keeping back or detaining |
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irrelevant; not pertinent; inappropriate
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| adhering firmly to a purpose or opinion; very persistent |
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| having to do with the matter at hand; relevant |
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| tenacious; able to retain or remember |
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| group of followers or asssistants attending a distinguished person |
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| firmness in holding fast; persistance |
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| period of a tenants temporary holding or real estatew |
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| principle; belief; or doctrine generally held to be true |
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period for which an officer or position is held
status ensuring an employee a permanent position |
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| incapable of being held or defended |
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| warn of a fault; reprove; rebuke |
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| gentle reproof; counseling against a fault or error |
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| conveying a gentle reproof |
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| person or device that keeps track of checks or warns |
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| keep track of, regulate, or control the operation of a machine or process |
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| means of reminding us of a person or event |
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| forewarnign; intuitive anticipation of a coming event |
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authoritative command
territory administered by a trustee |
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| obligatory; required by command |
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| send back, recommit; as to a prison |
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| written order from a court to enforce the performance of some public duty |
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| documents letters, references etc, that inspire belief or trust |
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| too ready to believe; easily decieved |
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| summary of principles believed in or adhered to |
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cast doubt on; refuse to believe
take trust or credit away from; disgrace |
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| loss of belief or trust; damage to ones reputation; disgrace |
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| sworn wirtten statement mad ebefor an authorized official |
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| made or carried out in good faith; genuine |
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| one to whom secrets are entrusted |
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faithfulness to a trust or vow
accuracy; faithfullness of sound reproduction |
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held in trust
confidential |
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| one who does not accept a particular faith; unbeliever |
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| false to a trust; faithless; treacherous |
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| violation of a trust; treachery; faithlessness; disloyalty |
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