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| amusement; entertainment; diversion; in music, a light, diverting composition |
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| literally, “to the tooth”; In English it means a pasta that is not overcooked |
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| dabbler; amateur in the arts, one who loves the arts. |
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| mix-up; mess; confusion; swindle. |
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| revenge; personal or family feud. |
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| literally, “a noise ghost”. A ghost that shows its presence by making noises, throwing things around, and so on. |
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| configuration; unified whole not derivable from the sum of the parts. |
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| a long straight run at full speed on skis. |
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| spirit of the time; social climate of the age. |
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| existing in reality with or without right or sanction. Rea. |
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| defeated; destroyed, or ruined. |
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| one who is clumsy, dull, and easily duped by others. |
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| one who is foolish or naïve. |
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| conformity to or in accordance with Jewish ceremonies, especially in the preparation of food. |
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| by that very fact: by the fact itself. |
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| spectator at a card game who gives unwanted advice to players. |
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| lightening war, swift and violent military offensive |
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| a boarding house in France and other European countries. |
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| a country house, ranch, or plantation. |
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| sleight of hand; trickery; deception |
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| lacking knowledge of the ways of the world. |
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| utterly foolish or empty talk; nonsense. |
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| in good faith; without fraud or deception. Genuine. |
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| spirited exchange of quick, witty replies. |
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| one who organizes or manages live entertainment. |
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| fit of nervousness; jitters |
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| additional territory; “Elbow room”. |
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| of or relation to horsemen, horsemanship, or horseback riding. |
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| Literally, wise fool. Indicated one who is conceited and overconfident of knowledge but poorly informed and immature. |
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| all the items brought by a bride to her new home, such as linen, silver, and clothes. |
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| “The fashionable worlds”; fashionable society |
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| “with high honors”; “with high praise”. |
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| a restaurant or café providing food, drink, dancing, and entertainment. A nightclub. |
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