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| shrewd and careful; watchful of one's own interests |
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| to sighn the back of a check |
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| feeling or showing no fear;brave |
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| producing wealth or profit |
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| pleasing in manner and apperance |
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| able to do something very well |
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| not enough or just barely enough; small in size or amdount |
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| a narrow body of water connecting two larger ones |
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| great enjoyment of: exciement |
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| to state as a fact but without offering proof |
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| dark and extremely gloomy |
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| to hold the attention of as though under a spell |
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| to give a promise what is wanted tin order to please someone |
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| marked by smallest detail |
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to callor bring forth by magic |
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| honor or respect shown publicly |
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| to require someone to do something for legal purpuses |
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| drawing undeserved attention to |
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