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to use tricks or sly to try to get something |
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the part left over, remainder |
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to give instructions to, to command
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1. someone or something that is put in someone's care
2. care and protection |
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calm and self-controlled, not confused or excited |
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to frighten, to take away one's spirit or make timid |
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1. related, but not closely
2. not actually rude but not at all friendly, indicating cool feelings |
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NOUN:
the condition of being important, serious, or solemn |
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1. to provide a place of protection for (someone), to hide (someone) in order to protect him or her
2. to hold in one's mind, to mentally hold on to |
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to move along heavily, often in a clumsy, slow, or noisy fashion |
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1. crazy, insane
2. wildly excited, unable to think clearly, frantic
3. devoted to in an excitedly enthusiastic way |
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1. to think carefully and seriously
2. to show, display, or demonstrate |
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ADJECTIVE:
neat, clean, simple, and correct in appearance |
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a state of excitement |
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ADJECTIVE:
too many or to great to be counted, measured, or accurately described |
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weakened, feeble, worn away |
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