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| Impossible to explain or understand. |
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| something that stirs up anger or excitement. |
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| One ef the common people of ancient Rome; a vulgar person |
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| showing disbelief or doubt; skeptical; disbelieving |
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| a question; v: to question; inquire into |
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| to excuse or clear completely of a charge or accusation |
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| worldly or temporal rather than religious or sacred; not belonging to a religious order |
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| to make easier or quicker; to hasten |
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| any use of language, habit, or custom that distinguishes a class; a password; a distinctive slogan used by members of a group |
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| to refrain or abstain from |
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| of or expected from a son or daughter; of a parent's or parents' offspring |
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| a feeling of disappointment, distress, or embarassment |
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| to yield or give up; to transfer or render title to |
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| advanced in a particular art or science; skilled; expert; qualified |
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| to cause something to happen; to bring about quickly or suddenly; adj. reckless; rash; acting hastily or impulsively |
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| a release from a debt or duty; a lessening of intensity; a diminishing |
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| to put between; to insert between parts; to interject during a conversation; to intervene |
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| graceful, charming, and smooth; seemingly carefree |
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| belonging to a thing by its essential nature; inherent |
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