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| introduction or preliminary |
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| any witty ingenious or pointed saying tersely expressed |
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| the seam forming in sewing a wound |
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| enthusiastic public praise |
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| mutual understanding and peaceful relationship (esp. between nations) |
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| to instigate or foster discord or rebellion [higher taxes] |
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| to deceive by trickery, flattery to delude (usually false) [used car salesman] |
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| the pure highly concentrate essence of a thing |
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| a condition, demand, or promise |
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| deserving of often limited praise |
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| suave, having sophisticated charm |
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| judicious in one's conduct or speech with regard to respective privacy [discreet interruption] |
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| possessing or displaying careful meticulous attention to detail |
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| to put to inconvenience, to trouble |
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| a period of stagnation or unhappy listlessness [summer brought no rain] |
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| to unite into one system, combine |
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| of similar nature throughout |
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| a song of joyful praise of exultation (not literally a song) |
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| to irritate, annoy or provoke trivially |
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| conscientious and exact, painstaking |
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| a minor weakness or failing of character (used in plural foibles) |
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| one who acts in the place of another |
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