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Fetid

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adj. stinking, having a heavy bad smell

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Fervent

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adj. greatly emotional or zealous

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Fell

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n. a barren or stony hill; an animal's hide

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Feicitious

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adj. apt; suitable expressed, well chosen, apropos; delightful

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Feckless

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adj. ineffectual; irresponsible

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Fawn

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v. to flatter or praise excessively

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Fatuous

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adj. silly, inanely foolish

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Fanatical

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adj. zealous; single-minded obsessed with one thing

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Fallow

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Adj. untilled, inactive, dormant

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Fallacy

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n. an invalid or incorrect notion; a mistaken belief

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Facetious

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adj. playful; humorous; not serious

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Extirpate

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v. to destroy, exterminate, cut out, pull out by the roots

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Extemporaneous

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adj. improvised; done without preparation

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Expurgate

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v. to remove obscenity, purify, censor

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Expiate

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v. to atone or make amends for

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Expatiate

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v. to discuss or write about at length; to range freely

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Exonerate

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v. to remove blame

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Exigent

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adj. urgent; pressing; requiring immediate action or attention

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Exhort

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v. to incite, to make urgent appeals

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Exemplar

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n. typical or standard specimen; paradigm, model

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Exculpate

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v. exonerate; to clear of blame

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Excoriate

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V. to censure scathingly, to upbraid

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Exact

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v. to demand, call for, require, take

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Evince

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v. to show clearly, to indicate

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Evanescent

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adj. tending to disappear like vapor, vanishing

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Estimable

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adj. worthy, formidable

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Essay

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v. to test or try; attempt, experiment

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Esoteric

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adj. intended for or understood by a small, specific group

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Eschew

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v. to shun or avoid

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Erudite

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adj. very learned; scholarly

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Equivocate

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v. to use ambiguous language with a deceptive intent.

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Equable

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adj. level; not able to be easily disturbed

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Equanimity

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n. composure, self-possession

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Epithet

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n. disparaging word or phrase

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Epicure

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n. one devoted to sensual pleasure, particularly in food and drink; gourmand, sybarite.

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Ephemeral

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adj. brief, fleeting, short-lived

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Enormity

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n. excessive wickedness, evilness

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Enigmatic

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adj. mysterious, obscure, difficult to understand

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Engender

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v. to cause, produce, give rise to

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Enervate

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v. to weaken; to reduce in vitality

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Endemic

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adj. characteristic of or often found in a particular locality, region, or people; restricted to or peculiar to that region; indigenous

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Encomium

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n. glowing and enthusiastic praise; panegyric, tribute, eulogy

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Empirical

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adj. based on observation or experiment

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Emollient

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adj. soothing, especially to the skin; making less harsh; mollifying

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Effusive

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adj. gushing; excessively demonstrative

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Efficacy

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n. the ability to produce an intended result

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Edifying

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adj. enlightening, informative

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Ebullience

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adj. the quality of lively or enthusiastic expression of thoughts and feelings

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Dynamo

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n. generator; forceful, energetic person

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Dulcet

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adj. melodious, harmonious, melliflous

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Dross

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n. slag, waste or foreign matter, impurity, surface scum

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Dogmatic

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adj. authoritatively and or arrogantly assertive of principles, which often cannot be proved; stubbornly opinionated

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Doggeral

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n. trivial, poorly constructed verse

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Divulge

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v. to disclose something secret

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Dissonance

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n. lack of harmony; conflict

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Dissolution

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n. disintegration, looseness in morals

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Dissemble

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v. to disguise or conceal; to mislead

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Disparate

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adj. fundamentally distinct or dissimilar

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Diparage

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v. to slight or belittle

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Disinterested

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adj. free from self-interest; unbiased

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Discretion

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n. cautious reserve in speech; ability to make responsible decisions

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Discordant

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adj. conflicting; dissonant or harsh in sound

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Discomfit

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v. to defeat, put down

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Disabuse

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v. to undeceive; to set right

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Din

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n. loud sustained noise

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Dilettante

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n. one with an amateurish or superficial interest in the arts or a branch of knowledge

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Dilatory

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adj. causing delay, procrastinating

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Diffident

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adj. reserved, shy, unassuming; lacking in self-confidence

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Die

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n. a tool used for shaping

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Didactic

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adj. intended to teach or instruct

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Diatribe

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n. a harsh denunciation

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Diaphanous

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adj. transparent, gauzy

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Detraction

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n. slandering, verbal attack, aspersion

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Desultory

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adj. random; thoughtless; marked by a lack of plan or purpose

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Desuetude

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n. disuse

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Desiccate

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v. to dry out or dehydrate; to make dry or dull

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Derivative

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adj. unoriginal, obtained from another source