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| To sparkle, either literally or figuratively |
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| Strict; careful; hesitant for ethical reasons |
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| To examine very carefully |
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| Having nothing to do with religion or spiritual concerns |
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| Treason; the incitement of public disorder or rebellion |
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| Having to do with the senses or sensation |
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| Able to perceive by the senses; conscious |
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| Accidental good fortune; discovering good things without looking for them |
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| Submissive and subservient; like a servant |
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| Unique; superior; exceptional; strange |
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| Evil, wicked, foreshadowing evil, trouble, or wickedness |
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| To speak badly about someone publicly; to defame; to spread malicious rumor |
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| The state of being sober; seriousness |
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| Eager and attentive, often to the point of hovering; anxiously caring or attentive |
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| Not broke or bankrupt; able to pay one's bills |
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| Sleep inducing; boring; sleepy |
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| To bring forth; to produce a large number |
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| Deceptively plausible or attractive |
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| Stopping and starting; scattering; occurring in bursts every once in a while |
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| Filth; wretched, degraded, or repulsive living conditions |
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| Motionlessness; inactivity |
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| Stationary; not changing or moving |
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| Firmly committed; firmly in favor of; steadfast |
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| To brand with disgrace; to set a mark of disgrace upon |
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| To require something as part of an agreement |
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| Indifferent (at least outwardly) to pleasure or pain, to joy or grief, to fortune or misfortune |
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| A restriction; a limitation; a negative criticism |
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| Apart - Select, separate, seduce |
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| To sit, to be still, to plan, to plot - Preside, resident, sentiment |
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| To feel, to be aware - Sense, sensual, sensory |
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| To look, to see - Perspective, aspect |
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| To stand, to be in a place - Static, stationary |
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| To lie down - Cubicle, incumbent |
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