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humiliate; degrade; lower
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abhor
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uterly detest; loathe; hate
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abhorrent
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loathsome; repugnant
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abject
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desrving contempt; wretched
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abominable
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odius; abhorrent
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abstemious
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temperate; anstinent
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abstinent
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sparing in eating and drinking
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absurd
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preposterous; ridiculous
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abysmal
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profound; immeeasurably great
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abyss
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bottomless; immeasurably deap space
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acclaim
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welcome w/ approval; applaud
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acclivity
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upward slope
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acme
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highest point; summit; pinnacle
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acquit
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exculpate; pronounce not guilty; conduct oneself
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acrid
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pungent; sharp in smell or taste
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adjacent
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lying near or next to; bordering
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adjoining
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adjacent; bordering
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admonish
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warn of a fault; rebuke; reprove
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admonition
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counseling against a fault or error
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adolescent
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growing from childhood to adulthood
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adolescent
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teenager
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adulation
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excessive praise
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alacrity
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cheerful willingness; readiness
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ambrosial
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extremely delicious
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ameliorate
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become better; improve; enhance
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amenable
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tractable
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analogy
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likeness in some respects; comparision
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anguish
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extreme pain
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antediluvian
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antiquated; before the Flood
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anticlimax
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decline into triviality; comedown
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antidote
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remedy for a poison or evil
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antipathy
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dislike; aversion
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apex
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farthest pint from the base; vertex
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apiary
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place where bees are kept
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apogee
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orbit's farthest point from earth
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aproximate
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nearly correct
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archaic
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old-fashioned
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aroma
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pleasant odor; bouquet
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aromatic
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sweet-scented; fragrant
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ascetic
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self-denying; austere
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attenuate
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make thin; weaken
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austere
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ascetic; shunning pleasures
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averse
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disinclined; loath
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aviary
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place where birds are kept
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badger
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nag; annoy
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baffle
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bewilder
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banter
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playful teasing
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bathos
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sudden decline in style; triteness; anticlimax
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besmirch
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defile; tarnish
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bliss
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perfect happiness
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bouquet
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pleasant odor
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bow
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forward part of a ship; prow
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bowdlerize
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remove objectionale material from a book; expurgate
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brine
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salty water; ocean
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buoy
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keep afloat; raise spirits of
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buoyant
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cheerful; able to float
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burly
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strongly and heavily built; husky
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buxom
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plump and attractive
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cajole
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wheedle; coax
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cajolery
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persuassion by flattery; coaxing
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callow
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young and inexperienced; unflegded
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calumnious
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sladerous; defamatory
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calumny
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false and malicious accusation
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caricature
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description emphasizing peculiaritites
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caousal
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drunked revelry; drinking party
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carrion
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decaying flesh of a carcass
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celestial
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of the heavens
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chagrin
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embarrassment; mortification
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chasm
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deep breach; wide gap or rift
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cherub
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angel in the form of a baby or child
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cherubic
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chubby and innocent looking
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chutzpah
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effrontery; nerve
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cinema
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movies; motion picture industry
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cinematography
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art of making movies
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collected
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unruffled; unflustered
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commendable
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praiseworthy
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complacent
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too pleased with oneself; smug
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complex
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complicated; intricate
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complimentary
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expressing esteem; favorable
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concord
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harmony
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confine
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imprison; shut up
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confinement
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imprisonment
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conserve
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keep from waste, loss or decay; save
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consign
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hand over; transfer; commit
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consignee
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person to whom something is shipped
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consummate
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perfect; superb
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contaminate
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make impure; defile; pollute
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contemporary
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of the same period
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contemporary
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one living at same times as another
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contrite
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showing regret for wrongdoing
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contrition
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repectance; regret for wrongdoing
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convalesce
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recover health; recuperate
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convalescent
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person recovering from sickness
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convival
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fond of eating with friends; jovial
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conviviality
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sociability
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corpulent
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bulky; obese; very fat
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crone
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withered old woman
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culmination
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highest point; apex; peak; apogee
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cumbersome
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burdensome; unwieldy
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curry favor
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seek to gain favor by flattery
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deceased
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dead; defunct
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declivity
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downward slope
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decontaminate
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rid of contamination
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decrepit
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weakened by old age
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defamatory
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calumnious; harming a reputation
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defile
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make filthy; contaminate; sully
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defunct
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dead; extinct
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degradation
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worsening; humiliation
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degrade
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lower; humiliate; abase
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dejected
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depressed; downcastl discouraged
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delectable
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very pleasing; delightful
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deleterious
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not beneficial; not salubrious
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derogatory
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expressing low esteem; disparaging
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despicable
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worthy of contempt
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despise
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loathe
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detonate
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explode; cause to explode
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detriment
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damage; disadvantage
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dipsomania
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alcoholism
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disconsolate
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cheerless; inconsolable
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disgruntled
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in bad humor; discontented
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disharmony
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discord; lack or harmony
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disparaging
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derogatory; belittling
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docile
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easily led; tractable
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doldrums
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calm part of the ocean; listlessness
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doleful
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causing sadness; mournful; lugubrious
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dolorous
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full of sorrow
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dour
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gloomy
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down-to-earth
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earthy; realistic
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dregs
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most worthless part; sediment
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droil
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odd and laughter-provoking
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dross
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waste; refuse
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earthy
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down-to-earth; realistic; coarse; low
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ebullience
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high spirits; exuberance
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ebullient
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overflowing with enthusiasm
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ecstasy
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state of overwhelming
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ecstatic
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in ecstasy; enraptured
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effervescent
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ebullient; exuberant; lively
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effrontery
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shameless boldness; temerity
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elate
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lift up with joy; exalt; extol
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elated
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in high spirits; joyful
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emaciated
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unnaturally thin
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eminence
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high rank
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eminent
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standing out; notable; famous
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encomium
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high praise; tribute; panegyric
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enhance
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improve
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environs
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districts surrounding a place; suburbs
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ephemeral
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fleeting; short-lived
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ethereal
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of the heavens; delicate; intangible
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eulogistic
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expressing praise
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euphoria
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state of being elated
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exaggerate
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overstate; magnify
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exalt
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lift up, as with joy; raise in rank
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excruciating
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unbearably painful; agonizing
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exculpate
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acquit; exonerate
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exhort
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urge
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exonerate
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exculpate; acquit
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exotic
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foreign; strikingly unusual; strange
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expertise
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expertness; know-how
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expergate
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purify(book); bowdlerize
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extinct
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no longer in existence
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extol
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praise
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facetious
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said in jest without serious intent
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facical
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exciting laughter; ludicrous
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fastidious
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finicky; persnickety
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fathom
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plumb; to get to the bottom of
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fawning
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slavishly; attentive
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fester
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form pus; rot; peutrefy; rankle
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fetid
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ill-smelling; malodorous
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filial
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befitting a son or daughter
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finicky
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hard to please
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flippant
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treating serious matters lightly
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flotsam
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weckage floating on the sea; driftage
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folly
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lack of good sense
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forbearance
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leniency; patience
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forebear
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ancestor; progenitor
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former
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preceeding
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formerly
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previously
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fragrant
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having a pleasing odor
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fraternal
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brotherly
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freeloader
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parasite
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frivolity
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trifiling gaiety; levity
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frolic
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play and run about happily; romp
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frolicsome
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full of merriment; playful
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frustrate
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baffle
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fulsome
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repulsice; offensively insincere
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fusty
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stale-smelling; musty; old-fashioned
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gala
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characterized by festivity
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gall
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brazen boldness; nerve; vex
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genealogy
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account of one's descent; lineage
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gentility
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good manners; upper class; gentry
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gigantic
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prodigious
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glee
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joy; hilarity
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glum
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gloomy; moody; dour
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gruesome
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horrifying; repulsive
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gull
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decieved
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haggard
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careworn
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haggle
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argue over a price; bargain
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halcyon
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calm; peaceful
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hamper
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interfere with; hinder; impede
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halequin
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clown; buffoon
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harmony
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peacable relations; concord
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heavenly
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ambrosial
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hilarious
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boisterously merry; very funny
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hilarity
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noisy; gaiety
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hoary
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white or gray with age; ancient
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humble
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of low position; modest; unpretentious
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humiliate
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lower the dignity of; degrade
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humility
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freedom from pride; humbleness
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hypochondraic
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one morbidly anxious about health
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ignoramus
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stupid person; nincompopp
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ignore
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disregard
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immaculate
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spotless; pure; absolutley clean
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immerse
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plunge into a liquid; dip; engross
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immersion
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state of being deeply engrossed
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immunity
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disease resistance; freedon; exemption
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impede
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hinder; obstruct; block
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impediment
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hindrance; obstacle
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imperturbable
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unruffled; collected
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imputation
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false charge; insinuation
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inane
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silly; pointless; insipid; vapid
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inanity
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foolishness; shallowness
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incense
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substance burned for its aroma
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indemnify
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reimburse
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indigenous
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native
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indolent
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lazy; lackadaisical
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inebraited
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drunk; intoxicated
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infantile
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babyish; like a young child
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ingratiate
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establish (oneself) in someone's favor
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insomnia
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inability to sleep
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insomniac
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person suffering from insomnia
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intact
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untouched; left complete
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intangible
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unable to be touched; etheral
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intoxicated
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drunk; inebriated
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intricate
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complicated; labyrinthine
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invalid
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having no force; void
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inveterate
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deep-rooted; habitual
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involuntary
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not done of one's free will
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ironic
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containing or expressing irony
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irony
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using words so that their intended meaning is opposite to their surface meaning
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jetsame
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goodscast overboard
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jettison
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throw good overboard
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jocose
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playfully humourous
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jocular
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done as a joke
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jocund
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merry; cheerful; lighthearted
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jubilation
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rejoicing; exhulation
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juvenile
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youthful; immature
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juxtapose
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put side by side or close together
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juxtaposition
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close or side by side position
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kith and kin
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firends and relatives
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kudos
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fame or praise due to achievment
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lackey
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servile follower; toady
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lament
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mourn; deplore
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lamentable
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pitiable; rueful
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lank
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lean; ungracefully tall; lanky
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lapse
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cease being in force; become invalid
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lapse
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slip; error; intercal
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latter
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later; second; last
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laudable
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praiseworthy; commendable
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laudatory
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expressing praise; eugolsitic
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leeward
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in the direction away from the wind
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lesion
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injurt hurt
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levity
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lack of proper seriousness
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libel
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false, defamatory written statement
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libelous
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injurious to reputaion; defamatory
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lighthearted
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jocund; merry; cheerful
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lineage
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pedigree; genealogy
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lionize
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treat as highly important
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lite
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slender and agile
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loath
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disinclined; averse; unwilling
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loathe
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detest
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longevity
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long life; length of life
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ludicrous
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exciting laughter; farcial
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lugubrious
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doleful; mournful; dolorous
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malign
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vilify; speak evil of
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malignant
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threatening to cause death
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malodorous
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ill smelling
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mariner
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sailor; seaman
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maritime
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nautical; marine
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maternal
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motherly; on the mother's side
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matriarch
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mother and ruler of a family
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mature
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full-grown; carefully though out
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maudlin
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weakly sentimental and tearful
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mean
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low
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meekness
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lack of nerve
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melancholy
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sad
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menagerie
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place where animals are kept
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menial
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low; mean; subservient
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mirth
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hilarity; merriment
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modesty
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freedom from vanity; humility
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molt
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shed feathers, skin, hair, etc.
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morbid
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having to do with disease
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moroses
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saturine; sullen; glum
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mortification
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shame; embarassment; charign
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mournful
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sorrowful; lugubrious; doleful
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musty
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moldy; stale
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nadir
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lowest point
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nepotism
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favoritism to relatives
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nerve
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effrontery; gall
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nettlesome
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irritating; annoying; vexing
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noisome
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offensive to smell; harmful
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nonage
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legal minority; period before maturity
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nonagenarian
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person 90-99 years old
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noncarcinogen
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not cancer producing
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nostalgia
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homesickness; yearning for past
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noxious
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harmful; noisome
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obese
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extremely overweight; corpulence
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oblivion
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state of being unknown; forgetfulness
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obsequious
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excessively willing to serve
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obsolescent
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going out of use; becoming obsoloete
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obsolete
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no longer in use; out of date
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Occident
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west
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occidental
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western
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octogenarian
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person 80-89 years old
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odious
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abhorrent; abominable
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odoriferous
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having an odor
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odorous
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having and odor, usually fragrant
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offal
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waste parts of a butchered animal; refuse
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olfactory
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pertaining to the sense of smell
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ornithology
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study of birds
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overweening
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thinking too highly of oneself
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panegyric
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eulogy; tribune
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parasite
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one living on others; freeloader
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parody
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humorous imitation
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parrot
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repeat mechanically; like a parrot
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parsimonious
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stingy; miserly; tightfisted
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pathetic
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arousing pity
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pathos
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quality that arouses pity
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patriarch
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father and ruler of a family or tribe
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pedigree
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genealogy
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penitent
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feeling regret for wrongdoing
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pensive
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thoughtful in a sad way
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persnickety
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fastidiousl; finicky
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pert
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bold; saucy; impertinent; lively; spirited
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perusal
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reading; study
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peruse
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read
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pestilential
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pestigerous; deadly
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pinnable
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highest point; acme; summit
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plaudit
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applause; enthusiastic praise
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plight
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unfortunate state; predicament
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plumb
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get to the bottom of; fathom
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poignant
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painfully touching; piercing
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pollute
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contaminate; make unclean
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portly
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obese; corpulent
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posthumous
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published or occuring after death
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postlapsarian
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after the fall of mankind
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precipice
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cliff
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precipitous
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steep as a precipce; hasty
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predicament
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unfortunate state; [light; dilemma
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preeminent
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stading out above others; superiour
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prelapsarian
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before the fall of mankind
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primeval
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pertaining to the world's first ages
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primitive
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primeval
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primordial
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existing at the very beginning
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pristine
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in original state; uncorrupted
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probe
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investigation
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prober
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investigator
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prodigious
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enormous; gigantic; colossal
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prodigy
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extraordinarily able person
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profound
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very deep; deeply felt
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progenitor
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forefather; ancestor
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progent
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offspring; children; descendants
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propinquity
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kinship; proximity; nearness of place
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prow
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forward part of a shipt; bow
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puberty
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physical beginning of adulthood
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pudgy
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short and plump; chubby
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puerile
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foolish for adults to say or do
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pungent
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sharp in smell or taste; bitting; acrid
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purge
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cleanse; purify; rid of undesired element
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putrefy
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rot; fester
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putrid
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stinking from decay; corrupt
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qualm
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misgiving; regret; remorse; scruple
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raillery
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good-natured ridicule; banter
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rank
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offensive; rancid
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rankle
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fester
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rapture
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state of overwhelming joy; ecstasy
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rash
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precipitous; hasty
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ravine
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deep, narrow gorge worn by running water
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raze
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demolish
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realistic
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earthy; down to earth
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rebuff
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snub; insult
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recuperate
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recover health; convalesce
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reek
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emit a strong, disagreeable smell
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regimen
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set of rules to improve health
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reimburse
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indemnify; repay
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reinvigorate
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give new vigor to; rejuvenate
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rejuvenate
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make young agian
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reluctant
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disinclined
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remorse
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regret for wrongdoing
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render
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deliver; give
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rendering
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presentation; interpretation
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repast
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meal
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repentant
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contrite; penitent; remorseful
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replenish
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refill
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repugnance
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strong dislike; antipathy
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repulsive
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offensive; disgusting
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reserved
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reticent
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residual
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remaining after a part is used
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residue
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remainder; rest
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reticent
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inclined to be silent; reserved
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retire
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withdraw from active duty; go to bed
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retort
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reply sharply; quick or witty reply
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rift
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crack; opening
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rueful
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pitiable; lamentable
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salubrious
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salutaryl curative; healthful
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salutary
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beneficial; healthful; salubrious
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repast
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meal
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repentant
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contrite; penitent; remorseful
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replenish
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refill
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repugnance
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strong dislike; antipathy
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repulsive
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offensive; disgusting
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reserved
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reticent
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residual
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remaining after a part is used
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residue
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remainder; rest
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reticent
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inclined to be silent; reserved
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retire
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withdraw from active duty; go to bed
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retort
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reply sharply; quick or witty reply
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rift
|
crack; opening
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rueful
|
pitiable; lamentable
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salubrious
|
salutaryl curative; healthful
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salutary
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beneficial; healthful; salubrious
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sarcasm
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sneering language intended to hurt
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sarcastic
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expessing sarcasm
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sardonic
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bitterly sarcastic; mocking; sneering
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satire
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work exposing abuses to ridicule
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satirical
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expressing satire
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scavenger
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one that removes decay
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scent
|
get a suspicion of
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scent
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smell; perfume
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score
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twenty
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scruple
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compunction; regret; misgiving
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scrutinize
|
examine very closely; inspect; vet
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scrutiny
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examination
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scuffle
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struglle; wrestle; grapple
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sebaceous
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greasy; secreting sebum
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senile
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showing the weakness of age
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septuagenarian
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person 70-79 years old
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servile
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subservient; menial
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sibling
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brother or sister
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slander
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false defamatory spoken statement
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slanderous
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calumnious; maliciously accusing
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slatternly
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untidy; slovenly
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sloven
|
person habitually untidy
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snub
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insult; rebuff
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sober
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not drunk; temperate; serious
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sobriety
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temperance; abstinence
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sordid
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filthy; vile
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sot
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drunkard; drunken fool
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spurn
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reject
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squalid
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filthy from neglect; degraded
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squalor
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filth; degradation
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startboard
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ship's right hand side when looking forqard
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stern
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back part of a ship
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stigma
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mark of disgrace
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stipend
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fixed pay for services
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sublimate
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redirect one's energies; purify
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sublime
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uplifiting; exhalted; elevated; noble
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subsevient
|
menial; sevile
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subversion
|
sabotage; undermining
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subvert
|
undermine
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sullen
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resentfully silent; glum; morose
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sully
|
soil; besmirch
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sultry
|
sweltering; torrid
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summit
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highest point; acme; pinnnacle
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superannuated
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retired on a pension; very old
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supersede
|
force out of use
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supplant
|
replace; supersede
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supreme
|
above others; cheif; paramount
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surveillance
|
close watch
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suture
|
stich
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svelte
|
slender; lithe
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sweltering
|
pooressively hot; sulty; torrid
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sycophant
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parasitic flatterer; truckler
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tarnish
|
sully; soil
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temerity
|
insolense; effrontery; nerve
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teetotaler
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abstainer from intoxicating beverage
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tenable
|
capable of being maintained or defended
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temperate
|
moderate, as in eating and drinking
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tepid
|
lukewarm
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tepidly
|
unenthusiastically; lukewarmly
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theory
|
hypothesis supported by much evidence
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therapeutic
|
curative
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throes
|
pangs; anguish
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torrid
|
sweltering
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toxic
|
poisonous
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tractability
|
obedience
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tractable
|
easily led; docile
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traduce
|
malighn; slandewr
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tranquillity
|
harmony
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transient
|
emphemeral; fleeting
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transitory
|
fleeting; ephemeral
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travesty
|
imitation that ridicules its model
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tribulation
|
suffering; distress
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tribute
|
high praise; eulogyl; panegyric
|
|
truckle
|
submit servilely to a superior
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unfledged
|
immature; callow
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|
unflustered
|
calm
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unguent
|
ointment; salve
|
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unintentionally
|
unwittingly; inadvertently
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unmanageable
|
unwirldy; cumbersome
|
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unruffled
|
not upset; imperturbable; calm
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unsavory
|
offensive to taste, smell, or morals
|
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unwieldy
|
bulky; cumbersome; unmanageable
|
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vapid
|
jejune; inane; insipid; dull
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venerable
|
worthy of respect
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vertex
|
point opposite the base; apex
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vet
|
scrutinize
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veteran
|
experienced person; ex-soldier
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vile
|
sordid, hateful
|
|
vilify
|
speak evil of; traduce; malign
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viral
|
caused by a virus
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vriral
|
caused by a virus
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virulent
|
extremely poisonous; very bitter
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virus
|
disease-causing or corruptive agent
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|
vivacious
|
lively in temper or conduct
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void
|
invalid
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volition
|
will
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wager
|
bet; risk
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wane
|
decrease; dwindle
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wheedle
|
persuade by flattery
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|
withdraw
|
take back; draw back; retreat
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withdrawal
|
removal; retreat; departure
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|
wrangle
|
haggle; bargain
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wretched
|
sunk to a low condition
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yore
|
long ago
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zany
|
clown; buffoon
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zany
|
mildly insane; loony; clownish
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zenith
|
point directly overhead; peak; culmination
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zany
|
mildly insane; loony; clownish
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zenith
|
point directly overhead; peak; culmination
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zany
|
mildly insane; loony; clownish
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zenith
|
point directly overhead; peak; culmination
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