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45 Cards in this Set
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unfriendly, distant or forthcoming, either in a physical or emotional manner
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aloof
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undergoing extreme mental or physical discomfort
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anguish
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a rise in price or value
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appreciate
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1) to arrest for a crime or wrong doing
2) to anticipate with anxiety 3) to sieze an idea |
apprehend
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to be hostile and aggressive
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belligerent
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to be puzzled, bewildered or confused
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bemused
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easily liable to shatter without much force applied
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brittle
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a feeling of satisfaction with yourself or your achievements-- showing satisfaction with yourself of your achievements, oblivious of the consequences
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complacency, complacent
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twisted or bent out of regular form
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contorted
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done consciously and for a purpose
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deliberate
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ridicule or mockery-- to display contempt for or to ridicule
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derision, deride
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a card game for 4 players
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euchre
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streaked with grey
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grizzled
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grasping power or authority without proper justification (commanding)
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imperious
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anger or annoyance becuase you think something is unfair
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indignation, indignant
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a place where things join
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juncture
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to calm anger or anxiety
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mollify
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a lack of variety, diversity or interest, tediousness
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monotony
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sullen and poorly tempered
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morose
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marked with spots or spurts of color
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mottled
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giving an impression of something bad about to happen
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ominous
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a dramatic form of entertainment where performers use gestures with music
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pantomime
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sounding sad or depressed
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plaintive
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eager or please to argue, fight or quarrle
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pugnacious
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to enjoy greatly, savor
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relish
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deserving of punishment
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reprehensible
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to feel a sense of deep respect or admiration for something
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revere
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anangry or bad tempered expression
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scowl
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the state or situation of being alone
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Soledad (solititue)
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stuff, or unnatural, pompous or arrogant
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stilted
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a place where things join
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juncture
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to calm anger or anxiety
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mollify
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a lack of variety, diversity or interest, tediousness
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monotony
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sullen and poorly tempered
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morose
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marked with spots or spurts of color
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mottled
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giving an impression of something bad about to happen
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ominous
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a dramatic form of entertainment where performers use gestures with music
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pantomime
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sounding sad or depressed
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plaintive
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eager or please to argue, fight or quarrle
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pugnacious
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to enjoy greatly, savor
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relish
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deserving of punishment
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reprehensible
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to feel a sense of deep respect or admiration for something
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revere
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anangry or bad tempered expression
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scowl
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the state or situation of being alone
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Soledad (solititue)
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stuff, or unnatural, pompous or arrogant
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stilted
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