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pertaining to or perceived through the ear
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careful management of resources, often agricultural
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clever way of doing something, skill
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intermittent, on and off, not continuous
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shortage, scarcity
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foolishy idealistic, impractical
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to tear down, or demolish
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to be indecisive, hesitant, or to waiver
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not deliberate, not intended
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distinguished by a rapid series of images, as in a dream
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cuasing horror or revulsion, shocking or sensational
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the quality of being keenly perceptive or shrewd
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expressing sorrow, melancholy or suffering
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noisy commotion or uproar
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to be struck as with emotion
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to make amends for, or to make up for
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a liquor that strengthens or invigorates
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to be of use or help
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the trait of sleep walking
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learned or scholarly
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acting as a tyrant or absolute ruler
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sharpness of temper
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Quality of being unpredictably changeable
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the quality of being lively
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to reject, deny, abandon
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Harmful, poisonous, lethal
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Payment for work alone
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defraud, cheat out of
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subtle or fine shade of meaning
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long, blustering, noisy, scolding speech
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indicators or bringers of warning
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establish firmly in place
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deliberately making something difficult to understand
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transitory, short-lived
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philosophy of pleasure seeking as the principle good or aim
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characteristically using arrogrant language without true meaning
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| person who dabbles in a subject without serious study; amateur |
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trickery; clever deceptive talk
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| person who taste for fine food & drink, with discriminating taste |
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| person who pretends to have expert knowledge |
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| free from restraint, liberate |
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| tendency twoards; inclination |
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| deliberately try to avoid work; shirk |
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| equality in power, value, etc |
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| overly submissive; groveling |
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| person who believes in strict discipline |
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| stinginess, extreme frugality |
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| in the first stage of growth, not developed, immature |
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| insightful, having keen judgement |
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| explain in unnecessary detail |
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| burden, duty, responsibility |
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easily angered
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summarize, to repeat in a concise form
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new word or expression
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Extremely large book
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extreme nationalism characterized by belligerent foreign policy
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Strong admiration ; worship
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| bootlicker, flatterer, suck-up |
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noisly and stubbornly defiant
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common, overused, cliche
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theatrical, exaggerated, emotional behavior
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causing a controversial argument, often refuting or attacking an opinion or doctrine
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a letter or form of communication
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strong defense, usually a fortification or building |
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travels from place to place, wandering |
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extraodinarily bad, flagrantly wrong |
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anyone fond of luxury or pleasure |
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widespread, common, abounding |
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one who attacks respected institutions |
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interpretation of a word or passage |
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healthful or wholesome
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to find fault with pettily or unfairly |
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vile, shameful or base character; depravity |
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cheerful; confident |
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drug that acts as a pain killer |
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just the beginning to appear or exist |
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something that can burn by chemical action; corrosive |
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whip, usually with one long single piece splitting off into many pieces |
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universal, broad in sympathies |
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refusing to compromise |
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relating to or using the action of bacteria |
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having a strong sexual desire |
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flirting act or attitude |
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austere, self-denying |
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argumentative, stirring up trouble |
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of or like a fox; cunning |
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indirect or evasive |
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seeming to be present everywhere at the same time |
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