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having conflicting feelings; uncertain due to mixed feelings |
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a collection or accumulation of tasks not done or orders not filled |
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something falling or rushing forth in great quantity, as water over steep rocks
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to fall as in a cascade |
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unusual or unnatural in a way that causes a vague uneasiness or fear |
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a jumbled mixture of things |
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to cause by some kind of force, either physical or not physical |
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jubilation
joo-buh-LAY-shun |
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great joy, usually with feelings of triumph |
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an exaggerated imitation of something for the purpose of making fun of it |
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feeling physical or emotional uneasiness; somewhat sick to one's stomach |
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a phrase or verse that is repeated at the end of each section of a poem or song
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to hold back from doing something |
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a long, detailed story, usually about legendary figures or historical events |
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a condition in which the mind and senses are so dulled that one can barely think, act, or feel; a state of being nearly unconscious |
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passing with time; temporary |
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cruel and unjust government by a person or group having complete power; very cruel and unjust us of power or authority |
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