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next to; near or close(to something) |
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to examine in order to judge the quality, value, or significance of something |
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to mourn over or complain about |
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1. to exist at the same time or place
2. to live with others peacefully despite differences |
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a first public appearance; the first appearance of anything
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to make a debut |
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erratic
ih-RAT-ik or ur-AT-ik |
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not on a steady course; not regular in action or behavior; not consistent |
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NOUN:
a complete failure, often so complete as to be ridiculous |
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suspicious or doubtful; on one's guard |
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ADJECTIVE:
simple or childlike in attitude; inncocent |
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ADJECTIVE:
1. related on the father's side of the family
2. of or like a father |
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NOUN:
a peculiar way of acting |
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1. harsh-sounding; hoarse
2. loud and disorderly |
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NOUN:
a state of being alone |
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ADJECTIVE:
coming after; following |
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VERB:
1. to sharpen (a blade)
2. to stimulate, make eager, or intesify |
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