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| Literally, "in good faith;" sincere (the real thing) |
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| Aperson with whom secrets are shared |
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| Widely liked or appreciated |
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| All the people in a inhabiting a specific area |
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| Containing many people or inhabitants |
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| To have charge of; manage |
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| A person serving as an agent for another |
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| The act or fact of grasping meaning or importance of; understanding |
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| Adapted for seizing or holding, esp. by wrapping around an object |
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| To take into custody; arrest. To grasp mentally; understand |
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| One who fights with fists; boxes |
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| A nickname for a boxer; a breed of dog |
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| Defeat of an enemy or opponent |
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| One who is harmed by another. |
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| To persuade others to agree with you |
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| A ship capable of operating under water |
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| Related to marine shipping or navigation |
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| Growing or remaining under water |
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| Any of various fish-eating diving ducks |
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| To plan, record, and control the course of a ship |
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| All of a nation's warships |
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| Of or relating to ships or shipping |
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| To be sure of something or someone |
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| Able to be certain; can verify the truth |
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| To discover with certainty |
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| Clearness of appearance, thought or style |
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| To make known formally or officially |
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| Loud and clear; a medieval trumpet with a shrill clear tone |
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| Able to perceive with the senses |
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| Acting with or showing good judgment |
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| The loss of the ability to write |
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| A little known item of biography or history |
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| Not able to be called back |
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| To cause to be doubted or distrusted |
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| To give an oral or written account |
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| A message after the signature;abbreviated P.S. |
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| Impairment of the ability to write |
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| Dealing with the vocab of language |
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| A person who writes a dictionary |
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| Not able to read or write |
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| Taking words in their exact meaning |
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| All of the writing of a specific period or country |
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| A unit of length equal to one hundredth of a meter |
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| A straight line that measures the distance through the center of the circle |
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| A device for measuring distance traveled in a vehicle |
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| The act or process by which knowledge is aquired |
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| To know from past experience |
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| A V-shaped cut used for keeping a record |
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| Impairment of the ability to read and understand words |
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| A general feeling of ill-being |
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| An imaginary, dreadful place of total misery |
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| Showing a courageous spirit, esp. in forgiving |
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| Beautiful in a magestic way |
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| The quality of being brief in duration |
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| A symbol placed over a vowel to show that it has a short a sound |
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