Beyond The Hit Parade (Group 1, Part 2)

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WAG (N)

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wit, joker

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WAFFLE (V)

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to equivocate; to change one's position

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TENDER (V)

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to proffer or offer

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TABLE (V)

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to remove from consideration

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STRUT (N)

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the supporting structural cross-part of a wing

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STEEP (V)

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to saturate or completely soak, as in to let a teabag

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STAND (N)

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a group of trees

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SINGULAR (ADJ.)

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exceptional, unusual, odd

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SCURVY (ADJ.)

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contemptible, despicable

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SAP (N)

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a fool or nitwit

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SAP (V)

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to enervate or weaken the vitality of

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QUALIFY (V)

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to limit

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QUAIL (V)

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to lose courage; to become frightened

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RENT (V)

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to be torn; an opening or tear

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RAIL (V)

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to complain about bitterly

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PRIZE (V/N)

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to pry, to press or force with a lever;something taken by force; spoils

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PLUCK (N)

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courage, spunk, fortitude

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PLASTIC (ADJ.)

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moldable, pliable, not rigid

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PINE (V)

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to lose vigor (as through grief); to yearn

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PIED (ADJ.)

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multicolored, usually in blotches

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PEDESTRIAN (ADJ.)

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commonplace; trite; unremarkable;quotidian

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OCCULT (ADJ.)

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hidden, concealed, beyond comprehension

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OBTAIN (ADJ.)

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established, accepted, or customary

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NICE (ADJ.)

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exacting, fastidious, extremely precise

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MINCE (V)

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to pronounce or speak affectedly, to euphemize, to speak too carefully. Also, to take tiny steps; to tiptoe

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MILK (V)

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to exploit; to squeeze every last ounce of