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| habitually without money/poor |
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| a vain and talkative person |
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| secret; also, muddled/disorderly |
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| a migrain; also, a fancy or a whim; in the plural: low spirits |
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| to insert between; to mix |
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| a new word or expression; the use/creation of new words or expressions |
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| the acme; also, the most profound degree |
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| pertaining to/suggesting dreams |
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| one who is wild and reckless |
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| pertaining to fields or the country |
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| the highest heaven; the heavens; the sky |
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| person who wastes; a loafer |
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