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(of a stream, etc) to ripple along, murmuring |
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(of an animal) consisting of more than two colors |
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a breach of faith or covenant |
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a bundle; a burden; something cumbersome or irksome |
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a catamite; a victim; a passive participator |
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a combination of different religious beliefs |
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a convert, esp to the Jewish faith |
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a coward; a base, weak, or despicable person |
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a crowd of phantoms; a series of shifting images or scenes |
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a dead or dying spark, as of a candle snuffed |
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a dreamlike state of altered consciousness |
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a feast or banquet; feasting |
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a fire burning in a fireplace, or the hearth itself |
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a forger of counterfeit documents |
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a furious onset or attack |
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a futile battle with an imaginary foe |
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a great slaughter or sacrifice (from the public sacrifice of a thousand oxen to the gods, Greece, Rome) |
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a guardian; having the position of a guardian or protector, of or pertaining to a guardian or a guardianship |
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a habit of biting nails, picking at scars, etc |
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a human figure portrayed stripped of the skin to show the muscles and anatomy |
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a large, brilliant meteor that explodes |
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a large, strong, boisterous woman |
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a lean or long person or thing |
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a master key; a safe conduct or passport |
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a novel dealing with a person’s life and psychological development from childhood to maturity |
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a painter who paints unpleasant or sordid subjects |
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a peasant revolt, esp. a very bloody one |
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a portion of land covered with grass |
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a position in which a person has to move but cannot do so without disadvantage |
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a pretended refusal of something one desires |
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a pretentious piece of equipment that actually serves no useful purpose |
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a priest’s mistress; a loose woman |
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a protection or safeguard |
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a small block (of stone, wood, etc); a tile |
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a small ridge providing a rough surface that can be gripped |
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a social climber who tries too hard to be in fashion; upstart with exaggerated manners or dress |
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a state of annoyance or disturbance; a petty quarrel |
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a state of drowsy contentment or dreamy tranquility, such as that caused by smoking marijuana |
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a state of mental disturbance or confusion |
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a state of restlessness or nervousness; a sudden outpouring of intense emotion; an emotional fit |
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a strenuous effort or labor |
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a sudden turn of events or unexpected reversal; sudden change in fortune |
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a usually calm person who is angry; lit. “enraged sheep” |
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a view stubbornly held even when shown to be wrong |
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a woman who emphasizes a life of passion expressed through personal style, leisurely pastimes, charm, and cultivation of life’s pleasures |
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ability to please or satisfy sexually |
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able to move about freely |
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abounding with bushes and briars; bushy |
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abstruse; pertaining to deep learning; esoteric |
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abundant; fruitful; yielding an abundance of milk |
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abundant; sickeningly excessive |
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abuse; disgrace; slander; censure |
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achievement; performance; profit |
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act of uprooting or tearing out |
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act or state of attaching or being attached |
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agreeing in inferences drawn from different premises |
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alchemical name for mercury |
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allowing people to do what they like |
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alluring; enticing; attractive |
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ambition; the will to succeed |
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an amorous or suggestive glance |
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an attack made under cover of darkness |
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an attack of troops out of a besieged place upon the besiegers |
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an elegant and concise expression |
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an enjoyable or satisfying meal |
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an experience of extreme mental suffering |
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an extremist revolutionary; lit. “without breeches” |
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an impromptu action; cursory writing on a loose sheet |
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an informal talk or chat; a short, informal essay |
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an obsequious person; a harlot |
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an opening in a wall that allowed for defense against attackers by dropping rocks, molten lead, fire, hot oil, etc |
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an opening through which missiles may be discharged |
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an upset; a violent disturbance |
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ancient distilling apparatus |
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anonymous saying, poem, etc. |
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anticlimax with humorous effect; spurious pathos; triteness |
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antiquated; old fashioned |
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anxious; troubled; distressed; mindful of |
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any belief or object needing or receiving sacrifice of themselves by believers; something that crushes everything in its path |
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aphoristic: pompously moralizing |
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apparent concession to opponent’s point which in reality strengthens one’s own argument |
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armor for breast and back |
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armour-bearer; knight's squire |
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armour; harness; trappings |
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artist's notes or drawings |
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as if bewitched by fairies; slightly crazy or drunk; bewildered |
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assembly or council, esp. of church |
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attracting the opposite sex |
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attractive; encouraging; persuasive |
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authoritative or exhortatory address |
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awareness that if one had only known what is known now, one would have acted otherwise |
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awkward or socially unacceptable remark |
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bad-tempered; cantankerous |
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badly composed or put together; unpolished |
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baptism; a pouring of water or liquid |
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bathing place; medicinal spring |
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bearing patches of white and some color other than black |
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bearing whitish dust; hoary |
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beauty in a moral as well as an aesthetic sense; beauty that is more than skin deep |
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being fond of dead creatures as food |
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belief that reality is subjective and all one can know is one’s own state |
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bending; turning aside; polite refusal |
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besides; nevertheless; therewith |
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beyond comprehension or understanding |
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beyond what is asked for; more than is needed |
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beyond what is proper; extravagant |
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biting; caustic; sarcastic |
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bizarre; unusual; interesting; risque |
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blatant; brazen; bold; outstanding |
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bloody; bloodthirsty; causing bloodshed |
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bonfire; beacon; funeral pyre |
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breathing loudly or hoarsely; snoring |
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bribe; gratuity; gentleness of manner |
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bright, lustrous, glistening |
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bright; clear; convincing |
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brilliancy; brilliant achievement; acclaimed success; exposure, especially scandalous |
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bring out; develop; elicit |
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bringing monsters or strange sights |
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bringing or carrying rain |
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bristling of hair or creeping of flesh due to cold, fright, etc. |
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burial mound, tomb, or grave |
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burning in; cauterization; branding |
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burnt up or scorched dry by heat; gloomy or sad |
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cancellation of sale of defective merchandise upon its return to vendor |
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capable of being detected |
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capable of being swallowed whole |
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capable of being taken by storm |
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capable of emitting sparks; of a volatile mood |
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careful guidance; leading by the hand |
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careless; heedless; negligent |
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casual or occasional happening or gift |
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catharsis, released emotional tension achieved through recalling a traumatic experience |
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caused by unfavorable home environment |
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causing mutual death and destruction |
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causing or sensitive to pain |
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cheering; encouraging; merry |
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childish mispronunciation; mispronunciation of speech sounds |
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chubby and somewhat squat |
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churning of the stomach; wobbling or rolling motion |
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civilian dress, esp. as worn by someone who normally wears a uniform |
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closely acquainted, having deep knowledge |
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closely related; connected |
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cloth hanging from back of soldier’s cap as protection from sun |
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club-bearer; key-keeper or caretaker |
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coldness; shivering fit in fever |
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committing a wrongful deed |
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compelling, forceful, convincing |
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complete and splendid array; full suit of armor |
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complimentary language or speech |
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compulsive repetition of an act until it’s perfect |
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concealed; abstruse; erudite |
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concession made for the sake of more effective retort |
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confused or embarrassing situation or state |
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consiceness; division; schism |
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construction using whatever materials come to hand; something constructed thusly |
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contemptuous term for an old woman; a bawd |
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continually becoming more severe |
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conveying disgrace; disgraceful |
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correct expression that replaces popular but wrong one |
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countering the effects of iron |
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courteous anticipation of another’s wishes |
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cowardly, traitorous, unfaithful |
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crucial or difficult point; knot |
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cruel persecution; violent invasion or punitive expedition |
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cry of lamentation; funeral lament |
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curved in all directions towards the same point |
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dazzling brightness; splendor |
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deceptively flattering or persuasive talk |
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deep-breasted; large-breasted |
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degenerated; sterile; worn out |
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degeneration; a change for the worse |
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deliberate ambiguity in the use of words |
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delusion of insane person that he is another, usually famous, person |
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depression caused by comparing the actual state of the world to its ideal state |
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deserved; adequate; appropriate |
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deviation from straight line or moral code |
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divine breath; inspiration |
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drawing away, as by the action of a muscle |
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due to or causing dirt and decay |
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duty; best of which one is capable |
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easily bribed or corrupted |
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easily led or moulded; servile; logical |
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easily seen through or understood |
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easily understood; clearly expressed |
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elusive; ephemeral; volatile |
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embellishment, ornamentation |
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emptiness; starvation; lethargy |
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end of the world, end of time, apocalypse |
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equipment; appurtenances; retinue |
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essential adjunct or condition |
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exceptional skill; boldness; brilliance |
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exceptionally beautiful; ostentatious; gaudy |
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excessive and violent rejoicing |
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excessive elegance, esp. of literary style |
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excessive fondness for (one’s own) husband |
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excessive use of the third person to refer to oneself |
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excessively elaborate speech or writing; gardening |
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execution by crushing to death under heavy weights |
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exhausted from long travels |
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existence of an element in more than one form |
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experiment by trial and error |
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experimental; ready to be tried |
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experimentation; trial and error |
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experimenting on lower animals |
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expressing absolute certainty |
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extreme softness or delicacy in artistic representation |
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failure to perform an act or obligation |
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falling in of a wall of a fort; landslide |
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feeding on flesh; carnivorous |
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feeding on lotuses; indolent; dreamy; lazy |
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feeling no sorrow; callous; apathetic |
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field or scene of bloodshed |
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fierce, cruel, hostile, scathing |
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figurative use of a word for another closely associated with it, esp of attribute for its subject (ie “the crown” for the sovereign) |
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final or severest torture |
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final, intensive effort to finish a project before deadline |
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fine rain falling from an apparently cloudless sky |
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fixed case or stand for the ship's compass |
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flat, round, unleavened Scottish loaf |
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flattery or deceit; to explain away or gloss over |
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flowing together; combining |
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flying by supernatural means |
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folding seat in a theatre |
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foolish; pitiable because of weakness |
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foreshadowing; vaguely indicative |
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form of insanity in which patient has delusions of being a dog |
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fortification within an outwork |
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friendliness; urbane manner |
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frivolous or coquettish girl |
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frivolous or sophistical objection |
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full explanation; enlightenment |
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full; entire; unlimited; with all members present |
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funeral rights; procession |
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general appearance or manner |
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glittering with tinsel or garish finery |
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glowing ; agitated, as with heat |
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good; sound; reliable; genuine |
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gossiper; inquisitive person |
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grace; poise; expressive phrase |
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graceful; elegant; pleasing |
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gracefully rounded curvature |
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grotesque face on a door-knocker |
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group of undesirable people; unpleasant situation |
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growing young and strong again |
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guiding star; object of common interest |
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gushing; overflowing; effusive |
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happy because innocent and good |
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having a changeable luster, like a cat’s eye; iridescent |
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having a flat, upturned nose |
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having a protective resemblance to the environment |
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having a violent desire to write |
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having bowels of brass; tough |
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having many directions; leading many ways |
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having one male for every several females |
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having or suggestive of the colors of a rainbow |
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having sleeves going all the way to the neck |
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having the characteristics of both sexes; sexless |
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having variegated colored hair |
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having, showing, or pertaining to an erect penis; indecent or obscene |
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healing in the soul or psyche |
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health-giving; respectable; wholesome |
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healthy plumpness, stoutness |
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hidden; secret; dark; somber |
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hoarding of small or insignificant things |
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idealistic; altruistic; unpractical |
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ignorant error, esp. in grammar; breach of ettiquette |
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immunity from poison gained by consuming a series of small doses |
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impact of water on shore; flood |
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implication understood though not stated |
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impotent person; castrated animal |
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incapable of suffering pain or harm |
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inclined to foolish or incessant merriment |
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indwelling; inherent; all-pervading |
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infantry soldier; skirmisher; sharpshooter |
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informal gathering with music, dancing, etc. |
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ingenious; intricate; varied |
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inhabitant of the tropics |
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injunction to stop proceedings; warning |
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innate feel for the essential character of a language |
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inner sanctuary of temple; secret room |
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inopportune; untimely; out of season |
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insolently abusive and humiliating |
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instantly; quickly; forcibly; strongly |
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instinctive parental affection for one’s young |
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intense emaciation due to malnutrition |
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intensely emaciated due to malnutrition |
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intentional collision, esp of ships |
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interior, volume-variable gasbag of airship or balloon |
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interpretative, explanatory |
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interrogation accompanied by torture |
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intricate; involved; tangled |
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introductory part, beginning |
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ironic; mocking; malicious |
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irresistible; unavoidable |
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jewel held on the forehead by a chain |
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jeweled necklace or collar |
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juggler; trickster; deciever |
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jumping forth; conspicuous |
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killing, esp. sacrificial |
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kind of bridle fixed to the head of a nagging woman as punishment, scold’s bridle |
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knowing little; uninformed; ignorant |
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knowledge gained too late to do any good |
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laborious work, study, or thought, esp. at night; a speech or dissertation |
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lack; deficiency; amount by which something, esp. of liquor, is short of full measure |
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lampoon or satire, esp. exhibited in a public place |
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lavish; sumptuous; costly |
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leaking or oozing of blood from dead body |
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leaping; outstanding; pointing outwards |
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learned woman; bluestocking |
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leave of absence; holiday |
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lewd and lascivious behavior |
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lewdness in women; prostitution |
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licking, lapping, running lightly over a surface, of wit: graceful, lightly playful; of light: flickering, softly radiant |
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light conversation; idle chatter; banter |
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like a python; like an oracle |
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like a salamander; able to withstand fire |
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like a very old woman; imbecile |
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like or ending in a point; like a dot; bearing spots; pitted |
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like, pertaining to, or caused by a flood |
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living together of hostile species |
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loss of feelings for someone once loved |
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ludicrous misuse of words |
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lurking; lying in wait; hiding |
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lustre, iridescence, esp. on pottery |
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lying hidden; latent; obfuscated |
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main point of interest or attention |
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making things worse in the attempt to make them better |
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mark as different, distinguish |
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mark left on a surface by a moist glass |
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marked by bad temper or spite; melancholy |
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married woman's lover or escort |
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maxim; axiom; caustic remark |
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meaningless flattery; nonsense |
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measurable by the same standard; proportionate |
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melancholy; taciturn; suffering from lead poisoning |
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melodic embellishment or ornamentation of a tune |
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monk; pensioner or almshouse inmate who prays for benefactor |
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needle-case; small case for toilet articles, etc. |
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of a calm, unexcitable disposition |
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of deep blue hue (a red-blue as opposed to a green-blue) |
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of dusklight, shimmering on the horizon at sunset |
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of or pertaining to divination |
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of or relating to preparatory instruction necessary for study in a certain field |
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of, like, or pertaining to a sequence of random events |
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one having the smallest possible degree of faith |
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one part of something divided into two parts |
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one who eats greedily and untidily |
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one who gains pleasure from pointing out minor errors; a nitpicker |
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one who has the self-confidence of ignorance |
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one who is interested in only the cold, hard facts |
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one who takes a religious vow of silence |
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one who works at night and sleeps during the day |
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opposed to the principle of monarchy |
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out of sight; reckless; lost; hidden; obscured; (of a soldier) placed in a very dangerous position, duty, or mission—essentially, one expected to be lost; expendable |
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outlandishness; foreignness |
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overbearing wielder of petty authority |
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overtaken by night; ignorant |
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parchment, etc, of which first writing was erased to enable it to be used again |
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part of a foreign country enclosed in native territory; any small, distinct area or group isolated within a larger one |
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partly or loosely clad; having belt removed |
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passionate; ecstatic; frenzied; wildly enthusiastic in speech or writing |
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peevishness; petulance; perversity; wantonness |
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penitence; spiritual conversion; fundamental change in character |
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perception of inner meaning and relation of new facts to facts already known; mental assimilation |
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period of 24 hours; a night and day |
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person denying the doctrine of the fall of man |
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person excessively devoted to pleasure |
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person making an excessive display of his knowing; learned person paying excessive attention to insignificant details; schoolmaster or teacher |
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person possessed by evil spirit; fanatic |
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person vowed or devoted to god |
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personal dignity; honor; public esteem |
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pertaining to barber or hairdressing |
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pertaining to desires and their satisfaction |
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pertaining to hospitality or relations with friendly visitors |
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pertaining to leaping or dancing; taking place by leaps and bounds |
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pertaining to learning and wisdom |
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pertaining to or causing laughter |
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pertaining to or colored like an emerald |
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pertaining to or like a lynx; keen-sighted |
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pertaining to or like glass; glassy |
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pertaining to or near the groin |
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pertaining to or used in hunting |
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pettiness; meanness; small-mindedness |
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pleasant; charming; amusing |
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pleasantly flavoured; having flavor; agreeable |
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pleasantness in conversation |
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pleasure in another’s joy; a beatitude |
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portending death; deadly; disastrous, lamentable |
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precise but comprehensive |
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preliminary or informal discussion |
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premeditated; intentional |
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preventative of nightmare |
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procurer; marriage broker |
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producing monsters or abnormal growth |
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promoting harmony or peace |
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proper, correct, or fitting thing |
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property under absolute ownership; freehold |
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protection provided by obstacles or fortifications against enemy fire; to arrange fortifications for this purpose |
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psychological tendency to remember an uncompleted rather than a completed act |
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punishment or punisher of mortals sent by God |
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purveyor of supplies; steward |
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pushful, ambitious person; upstart |
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quality of being here at present |
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quay; esplanade; embankment |
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questioning; interrogatory |
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quick; sharp; shrill; astute; subtle |
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quieting; soothing nervous excitement |
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quintessence; unique essence; triviality; eccentricity |
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rapid deterioration of a situation or circumstance; downfall |
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rashly or presumptuously daring |
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ravishing; causing rapture |
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recurring musical theme associated with a person, idea, event, etc. |
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reddish light at sunrise or sunset on mountaintops |
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refined; carefully done; curious; farfetched; extravagant; rare or exotic |
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remembrance of the past; remembrance of ideas the soul had known in its previous existence |
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removal of foreign matter and dead tissue from a wound |
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removal of one’s shoes, esp. in reverence |
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repentant through fear of punishment |
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replacing an unoffensive word with an offensive one; the opposite of euphemism |
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requiring effort; working hard |
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resentful; haughty; spirited; sullen; obstinate |
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resolution of the plot at the end of the play |
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resounding loudly, as a bell; deep or loud sounding |
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respects, attentions; courtesy |
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restoration; the conversion of the whole world to Christianity |
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restoring vigor or strength |
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resumption of or improvement of relations between countries or persons |
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retributive; like for like; punitive |
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reversion to ancestral type; throwback |
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revival of whole of previous mental state at recurrence of part of it |
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rhetorical device of damning by faint praise |
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rhetorical device of emitting conjunctions |
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ridge or bank of earth used as fortification |
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riffraff; rabble; the masses |
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right hand page; front of printed of manuscript page |
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rigorously severe and just |
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riotous behavior; profligacy |
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roofless; open to the sky |
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roofless; open to the sky |
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rough-surfaced; scaly; scabby; full of difficulties; obscene; risqué |
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roundabout; circuitous; devious |
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ruler having king’s authority |
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sea-spray blown up by a wind; powdery snow blown off a mountain |
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secret; private; underhanded |
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securing of redress or compensation by violent measure; act of retaliation in kind or to the same degree |
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seeing connections where none exist |
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self-contradictory statement |
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sentimental enthusiasm; wild devotion |
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severe depression; apathy |
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shaded night lamp; dark lantern |
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shapely; well-made; handsome; neat |
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slogan; watchword; distinguishing linguistic peculiarity |
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slow, secret advance; creeping attack |
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small object of art; curio; trinket |
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small opening or space, esp. intervening |
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someone who stays up late; a rake or libertine |
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someone who walks around barefoot |
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something out of place in or foreign to a country |
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something showy but worthless |
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something useless or worthless |
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song of victory or triumph |
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soothing; quieting; keeping silence |
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speaking sweetly or agreeably |
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spiritual exaltation, mystical interpretation of sacred works |
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spiritual or supernatural; mysterious |
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squinting; dubious; shady; disreputable |
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state of worry or excitement; ill humor; anxiety or irritation |
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syntactical inconsistency or incoherence within a sentence |
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systematically arranged; ordered |
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taken by licking up with the tongue |
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tender feeling; care; delicacy |
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that which cannot be atoned for |
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the ability to change color voluntarily |
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the act of dancing or rhythmical moving of the body |
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the amount that can be held in two hands cupped together |
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the branch of theology dealing with death, final judgement, the future state, etc. |
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the correction of a statement as one is making it |
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the deliberate delaying or avoiding of orgasm during prolonged intercourse |
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the fallacy of ignoring the point in question and arguing the wrong point |
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the false assertion that one is someone’s wife or husband |
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the feeling of longing for something or someone one loves but has lost |
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the inability to sit down because of intense anxiety |
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the inexorable discovery of what we don’t want to know |
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the insertion of an extra sound into a word |
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the instinctive urge to jump from high places; lit. “the call of the void” |
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the ironic granting of permission to someone to do what they propose to do |
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the killing or destruction of a god; one who commits such a killing |
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the making of an image for use in witchcraft |
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the migration of a soul from body to body |
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the practice of burying people alive |
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the rhetorical device of ironically stating the opposite of what is meant |
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the savory odor of cooked food, esp. meat |
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the sidekick who helps another to accomplish or master something difficult or complicated |
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the smell of earth after rain |
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the stamping of feet as a form of applause |
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the strong desire to hold someone in your arms |
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the theory that inanimate objects demonstrate hostile behavior towards us |
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the track made by moonlight on water |
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the use of local words or expressions |
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the utmost extremity; the bitter end |
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to abash; to show disapproval of |
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to aim for or achieve that which will suffice |
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to alter a law by passing a new law |
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to ambush with the intent of killing or severely mauling; to betray by a sudden change of attitude or allegiance; to murder by pushing off a cliff |
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to anticipate and so avoid the need for |
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to ask for; to obtain by entreaty, request, or prayer |
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to assign; to allot; to ascribe |
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to awake or arouse, to stir or start up; to shout out |
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to be chilled or numb with cold |
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to be illogical; to draw unwarranted conclusions |
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to be in a state of turmoil or chaos |
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to beat black and blue; to slander |
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to beat up; trounce; destroy |
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to beat; to whip; to drive |
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to behead; to disorganize |
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to belong intimately and by nature; to be a part of |
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to beseech; invoke; abjure |
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to blame; involve in blame |
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to blind a person by placing hot irons near the eyes |
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to blow in puffs or gusts; to be evasive; vacillate |
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to bother, bewilder; to talk in a rambling or confused manner |
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to bring speech to a close |
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to burden; worry; distress |
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to bustle about energetically; to be active |
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to call into question; deny; to resist; conflict with |
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to carry heavy equiptment over difficult terrain |
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to cause a frog or a toad to fly up in the air in a violent manner, as from the end of a stick |
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to charge with mental energy; to give an emotional loading to |
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to charge, bind, command, or entreat |
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to cleanse; to purify; to heal |
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to compose; write down; describe |
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to conceal facial blemishes with makeup |
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to condemn as spurious, doubtful, or corrupt |
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to congratulate; to make happy |
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to contend in law litigiously or cavilously |
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to convey to a distance; to remove |
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to council, advise; advice, a plan, explanation, or story |
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to cram, fill, or stuff with |
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to criticise; to take notice; to comment; to reprove |
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to criticize outside one’s sphere of knowledge |
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to darken; to become late |
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to debauch; to violate; to rape |
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to decrease; to waste away |
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to delay; to procrastinate |
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to disparage; treat as if of small worth |
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to displace; to dislocate |
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to disregard, let pass, or neglect |
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to divest of supernatural qualities |
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to divide into small parts, powder, pulverize |
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to do away with secretly; burke |
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to draw back; return to first position or shape |
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to eat greedily or voraciously |
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to eat or drink intemperately; to indulge in high living; to act extravagantly; to indulge in noisy merry-making |
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to embrace; to interweave; to entwine |
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to enter surreptitiously through a window |
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to execute by impaling on stakes or hooks |
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to explode; to denounce in a loud or violent manner |
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to expose to peril, danger, or risk |
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to fall or glide in, to enter, to pass (into), to descend |
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to flay; to criticise savagely |
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to flow tumblingly; to heave choppily |
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to foreshadow; to imagine beforehand |
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to gain access to a place, esp. a fortification, by the use of ladders; an assault by these means |
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to gain admission to university by passing examination as a student |
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to go out of one's proper sphere |
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to grumble; to drivel; to mutter |
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to hesitate when introducing someone because one has forgotten their name |
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to impair, spoil, or corrupt |
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to inconvenience or discomfort a person by pressing against them or standing too close |
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to induce, esp. to commit crime; to procure |
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to interrupt with an exclamation |
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to interrupt; to contradict |
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to intimidate by bluster, pomp, or arrogance; to bully |
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to kiss fervently, repeatedly, or fondly |
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to laugh harshly and loudly |
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to lie, haggle, trifle with; act or talk deceitfully |
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to live in a dream world; (lit. to travel in mayonnaise) |
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to make conflicting or evasive statements; to equivocate |
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to make crackle by roasting |
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to make money in any way possible |
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to make pale or sickly by depriving of light |
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to make rare, thin, porous, or less dense; to make more refined, spiritual, or exalted |
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to make sticky; to trap with sticky substance |
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to make to seem foolish; frustrate; make futile |
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to misappropriate property or funds entrusted to one, embezzle |
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to occupy oneself trivially or to little effect; to mess about with aimlessly (from foutre) |
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to occur in addition or unexpectedly; to follow close upon |
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to order; to place side by side |
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to ornament the edge with embroidery |
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to pare, reduce, or cut away |
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to peep; to glance obliquely; to twinkle; to gleam |
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to postpone to the next day; to postpone indefinitely |
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to prepare; to make ready; to set out for |
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to pronounce blessed; praise; congratulate |
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to prophecy, tell fortunes |
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to put on; assume; endow; supply |
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to reduce to a fine powder; having a smooth or glossy surface |
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to reduce to slag; to remove impurities in such a way |
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to remove blessing from; to profane |
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to remove from office; to strip of authority |
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to represent in drawing or painting |
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to revile; reproach; slander |
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to rob of; deprive of; fine |
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to rob; to plunder; to carry off |
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to rub; bruise; grind to powder |
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to scorch or give burnt appearance to |
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to scorn; to slight; to undervalue |
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to set on fire; to kindle |
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to shave, pare, or remove the surface of |
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to shudder at; to dread; to terrify |
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to speak bitterly, harshly, or abusively of |
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to speak or act foolishly |
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to spend money lavishly on food and drink |
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to spend the night in vigil or prayer |
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to sprout, bud, increase rapidly |
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to square; agree; make to agree |
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to stain; sully; do carelessly |
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to stretch oneself (as when waking from sleep) |
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to suffer for; to atone for |
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to take a winding course; to meander |
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to teach by repetition and persistence, to influence someone to accept an idea or a feeling |
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to tease someone by lightly touching them with one finger |
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to tickle or cause to twitch |
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to tickle, stir, rouse, or excite; ticklish, precarious |
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to toil; work hard; exert oneself |
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to transfix with stare; petrify |
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to turn over and hide something underneath; to bury something |
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to undo and redo to gain time; to create work as an excuse to deter suitors |
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to unsew the eyes of; to enlighten |
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to utter sharp little cries |
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to vindicate; to justify or prove |
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to ward off; to avert; to root up |
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to weaken in force or intensity |
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to weigh one thing against another; to consider carefully |
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tranquility; freedom from disturbance or anxiety |
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transcending but associated with empirical knowledge |
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transfer of the soul into another body at death |
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transposition of letters or sounds in a word |
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treacherous; cunning; wily; cautious |
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triangular shaped pattern, object, etc. |
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trickery; deceit; foul play |
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trickery; deception; fraud |
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turning the heart from evil |
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turret or open shelter on roof |
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unable to be mixed or intermingled |
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unappealing or disgusting in design |
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underground chamber; earth-house |
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underground room or vault; crypt |
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underground; subterranean |
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underhanded plotting or scheming |
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understanding so complete that the feelings, thoughts, and motives of one person are readily comprehended by another |
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union; association; brotherhood |
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unlucky; improper; awkward; inconvenient |
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unspeakably horrible; abominable; atrocious |
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unusually deep sleep or lethargy |
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unworthy; disgraceful; unseemly |
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uproar; din; riotous conduct |
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urban; a person living in a town |
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urgent need or requirement; necessary condition |
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use of more words than are necessary |
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using high-flung language; speaking or singing clearly and strongly |
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utilitarian; materialistic |
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vermilion; bright red; scarlet |
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very melancholic; hypochondriac |
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very sharp or violent; very acute |
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villain; rascal; scoundrel |
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voracious reader of books |
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vulgar, newly-rich person; upstart |
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waiting for prey, in ambush |
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wakeful; indisposed to sleep |
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walking around from place to place; itinerant |
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wandering; digression; departure from etiquette |
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wardrobe; private room, privy |
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water collection; reservoir |
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weak; thin; harsh-sounding |
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whispering noise; sound of leaves moving in the wind |
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white and smooth like ivory |
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wide-spreading or wide open |
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wildly exaggerated or untrue |
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with great capacity or appetite for food |
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with strong sexual desires; in rut |
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withered; limp; emaciated; pining |
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within or pertaining to the area between the legs |
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woman who is sexually promiscuous while remaining technically a virgin |
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wonder-working, miraculous |
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wonderful and extraordinary |
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wonderful; delightful; delicious |
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working by potions or by sorcery |
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world-weariness and fashionable despair |
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wrongful appropriation of or encroachment on public or common lands |
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“away from one’s country or environment”, out of one’s element |
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“calling himself”; self-styled; would be |
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“lacking”, defective; having failed to achieve ambition; falling short of hopes or expectations |
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“let us return to our sheep” let us return to the subject at hand |
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“to know how to do”; knowledge of correct action; tact; adroitness |
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“wit of the staircase”; a witty retort one wishes one had thought of at the time |
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in fencing, when the blades are not touching; opposite of engagement |
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in fencing, an attack that is prepared for by deflecting the opponent's blade |
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in fencing, an attack that follows a parry of the opponent's riposte |
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in fencing, physical contact between the two fencers during a bout |
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in fencing, an attack or riposte that finishes in the same line as it was formed, with no feints out of that line |
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in fencing, a circular movement of the blade that decieves the opponent's parry, removes the blades from engagement, or changes the line of engagement |
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in fencing, an action that is intended to fail, but draw a predicted reaction from the opponent |
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swordplay (esp in fencing) |
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in fencing, an attack that displaces the opponent's blade by a strong grazing action |
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in fencing, a parry that fails to prevent the attack from landing |
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in fencing, an engagement of the blades that forces the opponent's weapon into a new line |
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in fencing, a new action that follows an attack that missed or was parried |
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small, delicate, and esquisitely wrought |
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first impression; initial insight |
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the pound-based (as opposed to the metric) weight system |
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a gesture gracious and noble in form but often meaningless or futile in substance |
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willful blindness to the suffering of others |
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backlit; (lit. "against the day") |
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(lit. "strike of thunder") a sudden unforeseen event, esp. love at first sight |
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a lesser-known person with little formal power but great influence over those in authority |
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(lit. "tastes and colors," shortened version of "les goûts et les couleurs ne se discutent pas") one does not argue over differences in tastes, to each his own |
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in fencing, a counterattack that takes advantage of an uncertain attack |
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to fall flat on one's face |
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the act of mentally undressing someone |
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strikingly appropriate and relevant |
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merely mechanical; routine |
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official pomposity or stupidity |
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of, pertaining to, or dependent on charity |
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to place, recieve, or cherish in the soul |
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a bachelor's apartment or quarters |
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a large letter used in writing or printing, as is the enlarged and illuminated first letter of a chapter or page |
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a partial shadow between an area of complete shadow and one of complete illumination; an area in which something exists to a lesser or uncertain degree; a peripheral or outlying region |
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the shaking of the buttocks while walking |
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A figure of speech in which a part is used for the whole (as hand for sailor), the whole for a part (as the law for police officer), the specific for the general (as cutthroat for assassin), the general for the specific (as thief for pickpocket), or the material for the thing made from it (as steel for sword) |
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