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| A list of things to be done or considered |
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| Intensely eager; passionate |
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| Passionate intensity of feeling |
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| Concieseness of expresstion |
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| A person who accompanies younger people to see that they behave properly. To be a chaperone to. |
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To give careful thought to; to Ponder,
To have plans to; to intend |
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| To discourage or prevent from taking action |
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| Anything that prevents of discourages |
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| A natural skill of ability; a talent |
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| Something new; a new way of doing something |
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| Marked by freshness of originality; willing to try new things |
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| Necesary to complete something; essential |
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| Necesary to complete something; essential |
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| The ability to think and understand, A person with great inteligence |
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| To stare at, often in a flirtatious and bold manner |
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| Bordering on the edge of being indecent of improper |
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| To thwart or make difficulties for |
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| Liveliness of manner or appearence |
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| To quarrel in a noisy or angry way |
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Getting alone well with others, affable,
Suited to one's needs or tasted; Agreeable |
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| To convert from a code or secert writing into ordinary language |
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