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| To express deep regret or sorrow over. |
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| Without resources or possesions, especially necessities. Lacking, devoid of. |
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| To take away, especially from the value, beauty, or importance of. |
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| To set free from slavvery, liberate. |
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| Excessively showy, unrestrained. |
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| A driving force; anything that causes an action. Increased activity resulting from a driving force. |
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| Incapable of being overcome or defeated. |
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| Not continuous, happening at intervals. |
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| A general truth or rule of conduct; a short saying. |
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To measure the depth of water.
To reach the deepest part of.
To understand by examining closely, to solve.
Straight up and down; vertical. |
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| A person who wanders from place to place. |
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| A face, especially one that expresses feelings. |
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To coax by using sly persuasion or insincere praise.
To gain by using sly persuasion or insincere praise. |
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Promptness in responding.
Eagerness. |
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A large group of people or things.
An orderly arrangement or display.
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To place in order.
To dress up. |
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To weigh down or burden.
To impede to action of. |
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| Full of or accompanied by (usually followed by with). |
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| Marked by lack of plan, order, or direction. |
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| Impossible to dispute; unquestionable. |
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| Hard to explain or impossible to understand. |
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| Marked by imagination, resourcefulness or cleverness. |
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| One who falls behind others because of moving slowly or loitering, a straggler. |
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| Something that provides nourishment; food to live. |
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Intensely hot or dry.
Burning with passion. |
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| To pass over, across, or through. |
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| Appearing to be present in large numbers or in many different places. |
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The highest point; the peak.
The point in the sky directly over the observer. |
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| To refer in an indirect way (used with to). |
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To set apart as holy.
To dedicate to a cause; to devote. |
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| To scatter or spread widely. |
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| To show excessive fondness for (used with on or upon). |
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| To urge strongly; to warn or appeal. |
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| Careless or irresponsible. |
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| To show to be involved with something; especially something dishonest or illegal. |
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| To feel or express relief. |
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| Of or relating to money or currency. |
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| Deep in thought; dreamily thoughtful. |
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| A showy or dignified display. |
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| Artificially stiff or in a formal manner. |
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| To bring under control; to conquer. |
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A severe bodily injury.
Emotional shock. |
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Ignoring what is right.
Excessive or unrestrained.
Playful or frolicsome. |
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| An old saying that has come to be accepted as true; a proverb. |
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| Good will and warm feelings among friends. |
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To struggle with.
To maintain or assert.
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A conflict or struggle.
A point made in an argument. |
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| Not necessary; irrelevant. |
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To follow a winding course.
To wander aimlessly. |
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To follow a winding course.
To wander aimlessly. |
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| Having or giving off a smell. |
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Personal belongings.
Equipment associated with a particular activity. |
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| Careful of and attentive to details, especially ones relating to good manners and behavior. |
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| To regain health or strength. |
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| Doing or requiring a lot of sitting. |
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| Marked by simplicity and lack of luxury. |
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| Relating to the everyday wold as opposed to that which is spiritual or eternal. |
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Turned or pent to one side in distaste or humor.
Amusing in a quiet but sharp way. |
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| Young and inexperienced; immature. |
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| A person living during the same period as another. |
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| Doubtful of the sincerity of other's motives. |
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| A ruler with absolute power or tyrannical control over a group of people. |
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To pronounce clearly.
To state; to announce. |
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| Anything that gets in the way; an obstacle. |
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To make poor.
To take away. |
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| Indulging in ease; avoiding exertion; lazy. |
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| Showing sound judgement; wise. |
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| Worldly, not connected with a church or religion. |
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To think about or make guesses.
To engage in a risky business venture. |
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| To show great respect for. |
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Ravenous; desireing and eating a large amount of food.
Greatly eager. |
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| To get smaller, dimmer, or weaker; to near an end. |
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| Fitting the occasion; suitable or apt. |
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| Controlling influence, domination. |
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| To analyze and determine the nature, value, or importance of. |
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| To declare positively; to state as the truth. |
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To admit to be true; often reluctantly.
To grant or let have. |
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An unproven principle or belief held to be true.
Overly positive and assertive about something that cannot be proved. |
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To put an idea into a form that can be seen.
To make part of a system; incorporate. |
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To make known; disclose.
To bestow. |
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| The art of public speaking. |
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To reproduce.
To cause to reproduce.
To foster the spread of. |
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| Someone who proposes or supports an idea; an advocate. |
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Not yet fully developed.
Elementary. |
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A visit or temporary stay.
To stay for a while. |
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| Making one's feelings known in a loud way. |
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| Expressing love or the state of being in love. |
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| To present or speak of as unimportant or of little value. |
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To blame or find fault with.
A severe criticism or harsh judgement. |
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| To make known something secret; to reveal. |
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| Exceeding normal bounds; greater or more than seems reasonable. |
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| To argue earnestly in an attempt to dissuade or show strong disapproval. |
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| Having great or significant consequences. |
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An order or command.
A court order prohibiting someone from doing something. |
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| Close to death; in a dying state. |
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A theme or idea in a work of art or literature that is developed or repeated.
A figure or design repeated in the decoration of something, such as a building or textile. |
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| To support by giving financial aid. |
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| Extravagantly splendid or costly; luxurious. |
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| Characterized by a ready flow of words; talkative. |
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| Clever at dealing with difficult situations; adept; skillful. |
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To insult or to offend deliberately.
A deliberate insult or offensive act. |
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| An activity pursued for pleasure; a hobby. |
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| A prolonged, impassioned struggle for what is believed to be a just cause. |
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| Supplying a final answer, conclusive. |
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| Having or demonstrating extensive knowledge, learned. |
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To install in office, sometimes with a formal ceremony.
To admit to a society or to military service. |
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To fall or slip from a certain level of conduct or accomplishment.
To come to an end; expire.
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A minor mistake; a slip.
A pause or interval. |
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| Ready to fight, especially for a cause. |
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A person who shows remarkable talent at an early age.
An amazing or extraordinary thing or event. |
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| A person whose training or career is helped along by another. |
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A person who shows remarkable talent at an early age.
An amazing or extraordinary thing or event. |
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Rough and unpleasant to the ear.
Boisterous and disorderly. |
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| Expressed without words; implied. |
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| The power to attract or charm. |
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The ancient world expecially before the Middle Ages.
The quality or great age. |
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To estimate the value of.
To form a judgement of; to evaluate. |
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To cling or be faithful to.
To split with force of a sharp instrument. |
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To make or become less in value.
To represent as little value; to belittle. |
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Any of the many small, flat surfaces on a precious stone made by cutting.
One of the many sides or aspects of something. |
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| Incapable of being penetrated. |
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| Hard to describe because of a lack of distinctive qualities or features. |
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| A staete of being in doubt about what to do. |
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To lie at rest.
To place (power etc.) in some person or group.
A state of rest or relaxation. |
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To flash or sparkle.
To be lively and witty. |
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| To examine with great care. |
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| Not naturally produced; made by artificial processes. |
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| To change the form or appearance of. |
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| To cut off a body part, especially by surgery. |
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| One who benefits or gains an advantage from something. |
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| A welcome gift or blessing. |
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| To feel or express sorrow or compassion for; to sympathize. |
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| To collect or gather; to aqcuire or obtain. |
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| Without payment; free of charge. |
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| To make helpless or incapable. |
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| The begining of an action or processs. |
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| Generous, unselfish, or forgiving. |
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Capable of being done; feasible.
Usable. |
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| To ask for in a formal way, |
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| Used so much that it is no longer fresh or new. |
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A feature that contributes to physical comfort.
A feature that increases the attractiveness or value of a location. |
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| Having a feeling of opposition or distaste. |
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| So self-satisfied that one sees no need for change; unconcerned. |
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| To decay or break down into basic elements. |
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| To supply the money for; to pay. |
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| To picture in one's mind; to imagine something in the future. |
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| Playfully or inappropriately humorous. |
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| A false or mistaken idea. |
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| An uproar; a state of great anger or excitement. |
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| An episode or experience that is calm and carefree. |
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| Scarcity; smallness in number or amount. |
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| Full of tiny holes or spaces; easily penetrated by gas or liquid. |
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| To replace; to cause to be set aside because of superiority. |
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Real; able to be touched.
Possible to understand or realize; not vague or uncertain. |
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| To show or feel understanding of another's feelings or problems. |
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Any of the natural powers of the mind and body, such as sight or hearing.
An inborn ablility; a knack.
All the teachers of a school. |
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| Very distressing or acutely painful. |
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| To damage, weaken, or lessen. |
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| To reach a conclusion through reasoning |
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| Knowing or sensing something without the use of reason; an insight. |
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| A very slight change in feeling or meaning; a gradation. |
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| Very distructive or harmful. |
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| Comfort or relief in sorrow or distress; consolation. |
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| A methodically and thoroughly writen discussion of a topic. |
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| The popular fashion of the time; wide acceptance or favor. |
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| That which is intended to coax or persuade, such as flattery; an allurement. |
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To criticize or express disapproval of.
To represent as little value. |
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| To make uneasy by confusing or embarrasing a person. |
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| Coming into existance swiftly, suddenly, brightly, like a meteor. |
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| Acting in an arrogant, domineering way. |
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| Showing exceptionally early development of abilities. |
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| To offer in acceptance or consideration. |
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| To say in protest; to raise an objection. |
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A split or crack.
A break in friendly relations. |
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| Showing interest and care; concerned. |
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| Expressed clearly and in a few words; concise. |
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| Having to do with trees or wooded areas. |
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| A person with great skill inn some art, especially music. |
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| To gather or collect for one's use or profit; to accumulate. |
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| To kill or destroy a large portion of a group. |
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| Skillful in the use of hands or mind. |
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A style of clothing; costume.
To clothe or dress. |
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| Enjoying the company of others; sociable. |
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| Existing as a natural part of something. |
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Motherly.
Related to or inherited through one's mother. |
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To care for and give sustenance to.
The process of raising one's young. |
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Tending to push oneself forward in an unwelcome manner.
Noticeable in an undesirable way. |
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To imitate the style of someone or something in order to make fun of it.
An imitation that exaggerates for comic effect. |
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| Agressive; eager to fight or quarel. |
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| Deserving blame or rebuke. |
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| Easily managed or controlled. |
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| Comical because of strangeness; clownish. |
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