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62 Cards in this Set
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Earnest or strong desire, longing.
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Yearning
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Between or among nations.
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International
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The skillful planning and management of anything.
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Strategy
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A risky or daring undertaking.
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Venture
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Fly lightly and quickly; flutter.
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Flitted
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Money earned by a company and divided among stockholders.
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Dividends
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Period of ten years.
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Decade
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Group of related or connected buildings.
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Complex
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Desiring things that belong to others.
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Covetousness
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Careless and lavish spending; wastefulness.
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Extravagance
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An involuntary action in response to stimulation.
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Reflex
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The brim of a cap to shade the eyes.
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Visor
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Secretly;. slyly
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Stealthily
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Full of meaning; important; of consequence.
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Significant
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Very large; huge; vast.
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Immense
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impossible to explain or understand.
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impenatriable
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use of argument; reasoning
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logic
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To give or let have unwillingly.
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grudging
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Very thin and bony; with hollow eyes and a starved look.
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Gaunt
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To find out by adding subtracting multiplying or dividing compact.
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calculate
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To take hold suddenly grasp
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seize
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to enjoy the taste or smell of; enjoy very much.
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savoring
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quiet calm, serious
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sedately
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having little enthusiasm or interest not cordial
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coolly
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walk heavly: trudge
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plodded
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scanty, not enough
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skimpy
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unfavorable; threatening
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ominous
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a forewarning
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premonition
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a great misfortune such as a flood, fire, ect.
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calamity
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a deep irrational fear of a certain thing
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phobia
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completely different, exactly opposite to what has been said.
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contrary
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person in actual possession of a house.
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occupants
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being next to or in counteract with.
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adjoining
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dangerous
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perilous
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a covering fixed over a bed
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canopy
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to flood or overflow
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deluge
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sharp biting smell
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pungent
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make an effort; try hard
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endeavor
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set free from entanglements
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extricate
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place in a tomb; bury
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entombed
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person quality of a fault or crime
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culprit
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To throw up or vomit.
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Regugitate
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Quetioning, baffled, odd; comical.
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Quizzical
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person who is calm and resonable under hard conditonns, accepting life and making the best of it.
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Philosopher
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Writer of essays
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essayist
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bitterly sarcastic, sconful; mocking.
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sardonic
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With a sudden incilnation or tendency to act.
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Impulsively
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Dislike very much; hate.
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Detested
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of inferior quality; shabby.
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Shoddy
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put in little by little; to cause to enter the mind, heart gradually.
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instilled
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mental strain; strained condition.
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tension
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Put back in former position or condition.
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reinstated.
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a defensive pen or barrier made of large strong post.
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stockade
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spicy,fragrant
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aromatic
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talk in a foolish way; babble
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prattling
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not able to be account for or explained
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unaccountable
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silenced for the moment by fear, surprise , shyness.
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dumbly
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rough; coarse
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crude
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a ruined lonely or deserted condition.
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desolation
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lay waste; destroy; ravage.
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devastated
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a sever test or experience.
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ordeal
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right to approach enter or use.
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access
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