Flocabulary Shakespeare Is Hip- Hop

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Quotidian

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daily, everyday

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Fey

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magical

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Gay

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happy, cheery, or homosexual

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Pervasive

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inclined to spread throughout

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Douse

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drench or saturate

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Pliable

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flexible, bendable

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Neologism

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the creation of new words, or a new word

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Commendable

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worthy of praise

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Profuse

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abundant, lavish, prolific

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Abundant

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in great numbers

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Radiant

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bright, beaming

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Fecund

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fertile, fruitful

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Forestall

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to delay, impede

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Poach

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to hunt or fish illegally

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Fetter

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to restrain, chain, tie

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Figurative

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symbolic

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Myriad

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many, of great numbers

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Plethora

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a great number, an abundance

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Sacrosanct

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sacred, holy

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Fabricate

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to invent, make up, concoct

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Facile

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easy

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Fatuous

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silly, foolish

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Perfunctory

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showing little enthusiasm, done as duty

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Mandatory

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required, not optional

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Flaccid

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limp

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Flabbergasted

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astounded, stupefied

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Forage

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to rummage, scavenge, graze for food

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Licentious

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immoral, lewd

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Lewd

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vulgar, offensive, rude

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Profane

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indecent, blasphemous

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Fortuitous

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lucky, occurring by chance

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Serendipidy

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the act of finding things not sought, luck

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Abrogate

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to abolish, often by authority

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Algid

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frigid, cold

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Brumal

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wintry, relating to winder

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Hiemal

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winter, relating to winter

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Impecunious

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excessively poor

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hapless

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unlucky

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Hiatus

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an interruuption in continuity, a break

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Gregarious

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sociable, outgoing

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Inquisitor

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someone who asks questions or makes an inquiry

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Iniquity

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a wicked act, a sin

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Goad

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to urge, provoke

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Ingenious

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marked by special intelligence

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Subsist

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to live, exist

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Notoriety

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infamy, known in bad regard

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Blandish

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to coax through flattery

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Flattery

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compliments, sycophancy

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Innocuous

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harmless

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Neonate

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a newborn baby

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Incessant

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without interruption

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Narrate

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to tell a story

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Flout

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to scorn, ignore, show contempt for

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Pedagogue

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a school teacher

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Buffet (v)

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to hit or strike