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| become better; make better; improve; enhance |
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| keep from waste, loss, or decay; save |
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| prevention from loss, injury, or waste |
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| one who advocates the conservation of natural resources |
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| injury, damage, or something that causes it; disadvantage |
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1. introduced from another country foreign
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| lack of good sense; foolish action or undertaking |
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| in an earlier period; previously |
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| peaceable or friendly relations; accord; agreement; tranquillity; concord |
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| refuse to take notice of; disregard |
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| ignorant, stupid person.; dunce; dolt; dullard; nincompoop (lol) |
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| something that hinders or obstructs; hindrance; obstacle |
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| interfere with or slow the progress of; hinder; obstruct |
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| disposed to avoid exertion; lazy; idle; lethargic |
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| untouched by anything that damages or diminishes; left complete or entire; uninjured |
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| not binding in law; having no force or effect; void; nugatory |
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| sickly or disabled person |
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| not producing, or tending to produce, cancer |
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| unduly sparing in the spending of money; stingy; miserly; tightfisted |
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| stinginess; parsimoniousness |
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| destroy utterly by tearing down; demolish; level |
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| inclined to be silent or secretive; uncommunicative; reserved |
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| restraint in communicating |
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1. withdraw from active duty or business
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| answer; reply sharply or angrily |
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| quick, witty, or sharp reply; answer |
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| overturn or overthrow from the foundation; undermine |
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| easily led, taught, or controlled; yielding; docile; amenable |
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| bewilder; perplex; fill with confusion; puzzle; frustrate |
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| movies; motion-picture industry |
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| art of making motion pictures |
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| look down on with contempt or disgust; loathe; regard as inferior |
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| worthy of contempt; contemptible |
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| overflowing with enthusiasm; exuberant; effervescent; high-spirited; vivacious |
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| overstate; go beyond the limits of the actual truth; magnify |
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| arouse by words; advise strongly; urge |
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| urgent recommendation or advice |
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| specialized skill or technical knowledge know-how; expertness |
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| excessively concerned with trifles or details; hard to please; fussy; particular; fastidious; persnickety |
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| make sore; irritate mentally; annoy; vex |
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| lacking significance or sense; pointless; silly; insipid; jejune; vapid |
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| compensate for loss, damage, or injury; reimburse; repay |
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| west; countries of America and Europe |
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| read; look at fairly attentively; study |
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| struggle at close quarters in a rough and confused manner; wrestle; grapple |
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| thrust aside with disdain or contempt; reject |
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| fixed pay for services; salary; regular allowance awarded a scholarship winner |
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| closer watch over a person, group, or area; supervision |
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| moderately warm; lukewarm |
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| risk (something) on the outcome of a contest or uncertain event; gamble; bet |
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| decrease in power or size; dwindle; decline; sink |
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| in conflict; utterly opposed; loathsome; repugnant; odious; abominable |
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| utterly detest; loathe; hate |
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| reprove gently but seriously; warn of a fault caution |
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| gentle warning; friendly reproof |
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| extremely pleasing to taste or smell; delicious; like ambrosia (the food of the gods); heavenly |
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| shut up; imprison; keep in narrow, cramped quarters |
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| explode with suddenness and violence; cause (something) to explode |
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| easily deceived or cheated; credulous |
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| dispute or argue over a price in a petty way; bargain; wrangle |
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1. plunge or place into a liquid; dip; duck
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| state of being deeply engrossed absorption |
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| inability to sleep; abnormal wakefulness; sleeplessness |
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| person suffering from insomnia |
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1. slip; error; accidental mistake; trivial fault
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| cease being in force; become invalid |
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| food for one occasion of eating; meal |
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| critical inquiry into suspected illegal activity; investigation |
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| hand down officially; deliver (as a verdict); give |
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| bring back to condition of being full; refill |
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| presentation; interpretation |
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| group or set of twenty; twenty |
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| act or instance of snubbing (treating with contempt); rebuff; slight; insult |
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| stand or fiber used to sew parts of living body; also, stitch made with such material |
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| unintentionally; by accident; inadvertently; unknowingly |
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