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| deserving contempt; sunk to a low condition. |
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| conveying a gentle rebuke |
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| highest male voice; lowest female voice |
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| tall, strong, masculine woman |
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| loss of feeling or sensation resulting from ether, chloroform, novacaine, etc. |
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| deviation from common rule |
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| atiquated; belonging to the time before the Bibical flood. |
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| attributing human form or characteristics to beings not human, especially gods |
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| farthest point from the sun in the orbit of a planet or comet |
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| farthest point from the earth in the orbit of a man-made satellite or heavenly body; highest point |
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| decide a dispute, acting as arbiter (judge); submit a dispute to an arbiter |
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| watercourse; small, often dry, gully |
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| any invertebrate (animal having no backbone) with jointed legs |
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| self-denying; person who shuns pleasures |
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| drawing (the tissues) tightly together; stern; substance that shrinks tissues and checks flow of blood by contracting blood vessels |
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| pertaining to or resembling the dawn; rosy |
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| jovial or wild with drunkenness |
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| male voice between base and tenor |
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| development of life from preexisting life |
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| diagnostic examination of a piece of tissue from the living body |
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| the flora and fauna of a region |
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| word or deed of mild flattery |
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| tired of pleasures; bored |
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| lively dancer in 3/4 time; the music for this dance; short, loose jacket |
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| accidental discovery of a rich mass of ore in a mine |
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| remove objectionable material from a book |
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