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Obdurate

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Hardened; stubbornly persistent

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OBSTACLE DURABLE

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Obeisance

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A gesture to show respect

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OBEY STANCE

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Obfuscated

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Made unclear

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OBSTACLES CONFUSED

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Objective

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Not influenced by personal perspective

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OBJECT

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Obstinate

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Stubborn

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OBSTACLE IN IT

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Obstreperous

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Stubbornly resistant to control; noisy

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STREP

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Occluded

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Closed up; blocked

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OCTOMOM CLUTTERED

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Odious

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Arousing or deserving hatred

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ODOROUS ONIONS

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Officious

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Bossy

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VICIOUS OFFICIAL

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Omniscient

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All-knowing

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OWNS HIS SCIENCE

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Onus

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Burden; obligation

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ON US

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Openhanded

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Generous

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OPEN your HAND

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Opine

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To hold or state as an opinion

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OPINION

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Opportune

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Well timed

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OPPORTUNITY

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Opprobrium

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Public disgrace

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Ornate

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Elaborately or excessively decorated

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ORNAMENTS

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Orthodox

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Conventional, traditional

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ORTHODONTIST

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Ossified

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Became hard or inflexible

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FOSSIL-FIED

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Ostentatious

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Showy, pretentious, boastful

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OSTRICH STUNT

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Ostracized

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Excluded

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OSTRICH-SIZED

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Otiose

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Useless, lazy

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TORTOISE fetch

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Outstrip

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To outrun or to exceed

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OUT-STRIP

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Overweening

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Arrogant

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WEENIE

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Pacific

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Soothing

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PACIFIER

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Painstaking

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Very careful

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TAKING PAINS

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Palatable

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Tasty

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PAL AT TABLE

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Palatial

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Magnificent

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PALACE

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Palliate

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To reduce the severity of

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PILL I ATE

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Pallid

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Lacking color

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PALE

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Panacea

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A cure-all

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PAN of vitamin C

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Pander

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To appeal to someone's desire for selfish reasons

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PANDA logo

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Pangs

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Sharp feelings of pain

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PAINS

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Paradigm

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An example used as a pattern or model

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PAIR OF DIMES

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Paragon

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A model of excellence

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ARAGORN

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Pariah

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An outcast

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MARIAH'S anthem

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Parley

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To talk

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PARSLEY

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Parochial

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Narrow minded

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PARISH YOKEL

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Parody

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A mocking or satirical imitation

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PARROT-Y

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Paroxysm

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An attack, spasm, or outburst

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PARADOX SPASM

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Parsimonious

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Stingy

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PARSLEY MONEY

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Partisan

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Biased toward one side

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PARTY'S SON

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Pastiche

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An imitation; something made of many things

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PASTE EACH

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Pathos

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A quality that evokes feelings of sadness or pity

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SYMPATHY OHHHS

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Patois

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The speech/slang used by a certain group

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PATIO SPEECH

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Paucity

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Lack of

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POOR CITY

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Pedestrian

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Dull, ordinary

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PEDESTRIAN

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Peevish

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Irritable, whiny, bratty

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PET PEEVE

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Penchant

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A liking for something

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PENDANT ENCHANT

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Pendulous

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Hanging loosely, sagging

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PENDULUM

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Penitent

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Being sorry for one's actions

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REPENT

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Penurious

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Stingy

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PENNY FURIOUS

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Penury

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Severe poverty

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PENALTY

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Peons

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Lower-class workers used by someone of a superior class

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PEE-ONS

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Peregrinate

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To journey or travel from place to place

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PEREGRINE falcon

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Peremptory

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Bossy, prone to cutting others off

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PRE-EMPTED

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Perennial

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Constant, persistent, recurring

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PER ANNUAL

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Perfidy

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Treachery, treason

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PERFORATED FIDELITY

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Perfunctory

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Showing little interest

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PER FUNCTION problem

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Peripatetic

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Wandering, traveling, constantly moving from place to place

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PITTER PATTER

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Permeated

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Spread through, penetrated

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PERM HE ATE

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Permutation

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A transformation or rearrangement

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MUTATION

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Pernicious

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Destructive, deadly

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PIRANHAS VICIOUS

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Perquisites

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Privileges or bonuses

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PERKS

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Perspicacious

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Sharp, clever

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PERSPECTIVE for the ACES

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Pertinacious

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Stubbornly persistent

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PERSISTENT AND TENACIOUS

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Perturb

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To disturb greatly

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DISTURBED BY TURDS

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Perverse

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Bad, wrong, corrupt

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PERVERTS

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Petulant

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Rude, irritable

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PETTY AUNT

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Philander

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To have casual or unfaithful sex

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ZOOLANDER

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Phlegmatic

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Sluggish, unresponsive

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PHLEGM

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Physiological

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Related to the body

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PHYSICAL

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Picaresque

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About someone's adventures

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PIXAR-ESQUE

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Picayune

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Unimportant, small-minded

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PICKY ONE

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Picturesque

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Lovely

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PICTURES

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Piebald

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Many-colored, varied

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PIES

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Piquant

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Pleasantly spicy or tangy

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PICKLED ANT

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Pith

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The essential or central part

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PIT

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Pittance

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A very small amount

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PIT ANTS

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Plaintive

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Melancholy

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COMPLAINT

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Platitude

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An over used expression

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BLAH ATTITUDE

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Platonic

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Not related to romance or sex

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PLATO DATE

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Plaudits

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Approval

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APPLAUD IT

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Plausible

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Apparently true

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APPLAUSE-ABLE

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Plebeian

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Common, low class

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FLEAS BE IN

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Plenipotentiary

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Fully empowered

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PLENTY OF POTENCY

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Pluck

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Courage, spirit

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PLUCK a feather

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Plutocracy

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Government controlled by the wealthy

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PLUTO vacation home

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Polarize

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To separate into two conflicting or opposite positions

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Earth's POLES

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Polemic

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A harsh attack against a principle

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POLITICIAN at a MIC

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Politesse

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Politeness

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POLITENESS

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Politic

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Shrewd, wise

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POLITICIAN

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Ponderous

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Heavy, dull

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PONDER

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Poseur

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One who pretends to be something he is not

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POSER

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Posit

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To assume to be true, to suggest

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POSITIVE

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Pragmatic

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Practical

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PRACTICAL AUTOMATIC

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Prattle

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Meaningless talk

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BABY RATTLE

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Precarious

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Dangerously unstable

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PREACH CAREFULNESS

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Precocious

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Very talented at a young age

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PRE-COACHING

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Precursor

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Something that came before another thing

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PRE-CURSOR

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Predilection

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A preference

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PREDICTED DIRECTION

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Prescient

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Seeing the future, well-planned and thought out

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Knowing about the PRESENT you SENT

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Pretext

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A fake excuse

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PEE TEXT

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Prevaricate

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To lie

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PREVENT VERIFY

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Primordial

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Original, existing since the beginning

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PRIMARY ORDER

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Pristine

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Pure

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LISTERINE

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Proclivity

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A tendency or inclination

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PRO-CLITORIS

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Prodigious

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Impressively large, extraordinary

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PRODIGY

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Profane

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Sacrilegious, vulgar, improper

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PROFANITY

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Profligacy

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Reckless wastefulness

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PROFITS FLING

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Profound

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Deep

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PROFESSOR FOUND

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Profuse

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Plentiful, abundant

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PROFESSORS USE

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Progenitors

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Direct ancestors

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PRODUCED FROM GENITALS

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Prognosticate

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To predict

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PROFESSIONAL KNOWS

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Proliferate

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To grow or multiply quickly

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PRO-LIFE-RATE

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Prolific

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Abundantly productive

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PRO-LIFE-IC

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Prolix

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Too long/wordy

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PROLIFIC

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Prominent

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Well-known, standing out

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PROM KING

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Promulgate

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To make known

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PROMOTE MULLET

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Propensity

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A natural tendency

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PRO-PENIS

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Prophetic

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That which foretells the future

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PROPHET

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Propitious

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Favorable, promising

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PROP IT UP

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Propriety

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The quality of being proper or appropriate

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PROPER

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Prosaic

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Dull or boring

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PROS SAY ICK

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Protean

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Varied, versatile

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PROTEINS

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Provincial

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Narrow-minded

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PROVINCE

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Prowess

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Exceptional bravery and/or skill

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PROWL LIONESS

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Proximity

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Closeness

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APPROXIMATELY

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Prudent

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Wise

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PRUDE STUDENT

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Puerile

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Childish

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PUBERTY

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Pugnacious

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Wanting to fight

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PUG NATION

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Pulchritude

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Beauty

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POLL: CHRIST, DUDE

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Punctilious

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Marked by following the rules strictly

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PUNCTUAL

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Pungent

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Strongly scented

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PUNCH SCENT

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Punitive

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Involving punishment

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PUNISH

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Pusillanimous

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Cowardly

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PUSSYCAT

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Putrid

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Foul or rotten

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PUKED

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Quagmire

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A difficult situation

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QUICKSAND MIRE

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Quail

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To pull back in fear

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QUAIL

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Quash

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To completely stop from happening

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SQUASH

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Querulous

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Whiny, complaining

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QUARREL US

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Quiescent

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At rest

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QUIET

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Quintessential

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The most typical, the purest

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ESSENTIAL

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Quixotic

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Idealistic, impractical

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QUICK EXOTIC

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Quizzical

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Questioning, teasing

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QUIZZING

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Quotidian

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Daily

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QUOTA

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Raconteur

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A good storyteller

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RECOUNT

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Ragamuffin

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A dirty, poor person or child

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RAGS ON MUFFIN

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Raiment

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Clothing

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RAIN MEANT

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Rampant

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Widespread, uncontrolled

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RAMPAGE

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Rancorous

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Hateful

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Star Wars RANCOR

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Rankled

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Irritated

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WRINKLED

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Rapacious

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Greedy; predatory; ravenous

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RAPES US

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Rapturous

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Full of wonderful feelings; ecstatic

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RAPTOR saw US

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Rarefied

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Lofty; reserved only for a select few

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RARE FIND

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Rash

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Hasty; incautious

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RASH

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Raucous

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Noisy, disorderly

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ROCKS US

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Raze

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To completely destroy

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RAYS BLAZE

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Reap

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To gather or obtain

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Grim REAPER

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Recalcitrant

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Difficult to manage or change

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CALC RANT

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Recant

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To formally deny a formal position

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REALLY I CAN'T

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Recapitulated

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Summarized

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RECAP

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Recidivist

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Someone who relapsed into crime

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SID'S DIVISION

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Reclusive

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Characterized by hiding and avoiding society

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RECLUSE

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Recondite

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Not easily understood

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RECKONED IT

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Recrudescent

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Reactivating

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RECRUITS SENT

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Rectitude

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Extreme integrity

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CORRECT ATTITUDE

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Redress

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To set right

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RE-DRESS Lady Gaga

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Reductive

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Related to making something similar or simpler

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REDUCE

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Redundant

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Needlessly repetitive

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RE-DONE

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Refracted

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Distorted or changed from an initial direction

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REFLECTED FRACTURED

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Refractory

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Stubborn, unmanageable

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RE-FRACTURE

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Refulgent

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Brightly shining

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REFUELS IT

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Rejuvenate

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To give new life to

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RE-JUVENILE

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Relish

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To enjoy, to savor

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DELISH

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Remedial

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Intended to correct at a basic level

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REMEDY

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Remiss

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Careless

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RE-MISS

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Remunerated

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Compensated or paid for

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RE-MONEYED

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Renowned

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Famous in a good way

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RE-KNOWN

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Replete

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Full

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REPLACE COMPLETELY

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Reprehensible

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Deserving blame

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PRETEND HENS

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Reprobate

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Evil

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RE-PROBED IT

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Repudiate

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To refuse to accept; to reject

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REFUSE POO I ATE

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Repugnant

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Gross

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UGLY PUG

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Requisite

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Necessary

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REQUIRES IT

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Resigned

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Reluctantly accepting of a bad situation

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RESIGNATION

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Resolute

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Firmly determined

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RESOLUTION

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Respite

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A short rest

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REST IT

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RESPLENDENT

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Shining brilliantly

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SPLENDID

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Restitution

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The act of making up for something bad

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REST OF TUITION

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Restive

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Restless, fidgety

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REST ON STOVE

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Resurgence

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A comeback

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RE-SURGE

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Reticent

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Reserved; quiet

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READY but HESITANT

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Retiring

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Shy

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RETIRE from parties

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Retrenchment

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A reduction

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RETURN TO TRENCH

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Retrospection

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The act of thinking about the past

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RETRO INSPECTION

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Revamp

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To revise, improve, or make over

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Return as a VAMPIRE

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Revanche

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Revenge

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REVENGE

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Reverberate

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To echo

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RE-VIBRATE

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Reverent

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Having deep respect for

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REVEREND

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Revile

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To abuse verbally

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EVIL, VILE

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Revulsion

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Disgust

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REVOLT AND SHUN

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Rhapsodize

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To enthusiastically praise

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RAPTURE

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Rickety

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Weak

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RICKETS

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Rift

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A break or split

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RIPPED

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Riposte

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A comeback

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RIP POST

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Risible

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Funny; inclined to laugh

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Get a RISE

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Risque

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Almost improper or indecent

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RISKY

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Roborant

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An invigorating drug

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ROBO ANT

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Robust

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Healthy, strong, rich, full

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ROBOTS

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Rotund

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Round; full; plump

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ROUND TUMMY

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Rudimentary

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Basic; primitive

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RUDE ELEMENTARY

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Ruffian

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A brutal person

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ROUGH

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Ruminate

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To carefully reflect on

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