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        | to embarras, to make ashamed |  | 
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        | to make fearful, to intimidate |  | 
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        | boiling, bubbling with excitment |  | 
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        | faslehood, lie, something made up |  | 
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        | one who attack popular beliefs or institutions |  | 
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        | excercising sound judgement |  | 
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        | excercising sound judgement |  | 
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        | having to do with motion, |  | 
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        | schemeing plan for an evil purpose |  | 
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        | love of oneself or one's body |  | 
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        | consequence, a branching out |  | 
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        | sweet, excessively or disgustingly sweet |  | 
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        | untalkative by nature (pissy shy) |  | 
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        | being evrywhere at the same time |  | 
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        | to be indecisive, to waver |  | 
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        | malicious, unjustifiable, unprovoked |  | 
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        | enthusiasticly devoted to something, passionate |  | 
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        | cause of harm,torment, or pain |  | 
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        | rise and fall of sounds, rhythm |  | 
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        | unconventional, irregular, a little kooky |  | 
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        | not serious, humorous, humorously clumsy |  | 
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        | categor or type, esp in writing or art |  | 
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        | a system of social or political beliefs |  | 
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        | using few words, esp to the point of seeming rude |  | 
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        | unresentful, forgiving, generous |  | 
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        | to darken, to make confusing, to confuse |  | 
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        | having to do with the quality or qualities of something |  | 
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        | bitter, long lasting ill will or resentment |  | 
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        | blashemy, violation against something sacred |  | 
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        | unscrupulous, not controlled by conscience |  | 
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        | dull, spiritless, withou livliness |  | 
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        | insistent on having one's way, stubborn |  | 
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        | to step down from a position of power or responsibilty |  | 
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        | fortress, stonghold, fortified place |  | 
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        | to persuade someone to do something he or she doesnt really want to do |  | 
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        | violent breakdown, sudden collapse or downfall |  | 
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        | choosing the best from many sources, drwn from many sources |  | 
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        | superficially easy, fluent |  | 
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        | a forerunner (like a study guide) |  | 
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        | eccentricity, peculiarity |  | 
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        | a rich, powerfull, successful business person |  | 
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        | at an angle, indirect, implied |  | 
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        | to relive something without getting rid of the problem, to mitigate |  | 
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        | irrelevent, barely touching on the subject |  | 
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        | longing, yearning, full of desire |  | 
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        | a deviation from the topic |  | 
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        | to create, to give birth to |  | 
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        | wild living, excessive pleasure in one's life |  | 
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        | to teach, to enlighten, to instuct |  | 
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        | a small group within a larger one united around some cause |  | 
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        | a small group within a larger one united around some cause |  | 
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        | to make gestures while speaking, or in place of speaking |  | 
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        | the pursuit of pleasure as a way of life |  | 
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        | charming in a rustic way, naturally peaceful |  | 
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        | to saturize, mock or parody |  | 
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        | to saturize, mock or parody |  | 
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        | a feeling of depression, uneasiness, or anxiety |  | 
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        | a new word or phrase, new usage of a word |  | 
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        | forgetful, to be in the state of total forgetfullness |  | 
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