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having sound judgment, perceptive, wise

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Sagacious (adj)

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Like a sage or person recongnized as having great wisdsom

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Sagacious

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Appealing to or causing sexual desire, bawdy

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Salacious (adj)

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Prominent, protruding, conspicuous, highly relevant

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Salient (adj)

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Promoting health or well-being

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Salubrious (adj)

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Remedial, wholesome, causing improvement

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Salutary (adj)

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Self-righteousness, pretended piety

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Sanctimony (n)

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Hypocritically pretending to be pious or being excessively pious

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Sanctimonious

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Authoritative permission or approval; a penalty intended to enforce compliance
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to encourage or approve
recently can be used to mean "to punish)

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Sanction (n)

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Sanction (v)

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Cheerful, confident, optimistic

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Sanguine (adj)

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To enervate or weaken the vitality of - or -
to hit someone w/ a sap
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a gullable person or
a blackjack(shor leather covered club)

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Sap (v)
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Sap (n)

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To overindulge, satisry to excess

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Satiate (v)

(SATE = synonym)

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A literary work that ridicules or criticezes human vice through humor or derision

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Satire (n)

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Gloomy, dark, sulle, morose

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Saturnine (adj)

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Contemptible, descpicable

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scurvy (adj)

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A large net hung out and dragged in to catch fish

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Seine (n)

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Withered, arid

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Sere (adj)

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Like a seed, constituting a source, originative

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Seminal (adj)

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A piece of broken pottery or glass, any small piece or part

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Shard (n)

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To smirk, to say something with a silly, coy smile
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the smile itself

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Simper (v)
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simper (n)

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Position requiring little or no work an dusually providing an income

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Sinecure (n)

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Exceptinal, unusual, odd

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Singular (adj)

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Winding, curving, moving lithely, devious

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Sinuous (adj)

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To satisfy, quench, lessen the intensity of

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Slake (v)

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Soaked or drenched, unimaginative, dull

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Sodden (adj)

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To weld, fuse or join, as with a soldering gun

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Solder (v)

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Concerned and attentive, eager

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Solicitous (adj)

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Able to meet financial obligations

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Solvent (adj)

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Fallacious resoning; plausible but faulty logic

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Sophistry (n)

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Exhibiting immaturity, lack or judgment, pretentious

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Sophomoric (adj)

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Causing drowsiness, tending to induce sleep

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Soporific (adj)

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Characterized by filth, grime or squalor, foul

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Sordid (adj)

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Thin, not dense, arranged at widely spaced intervals

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Sparse (adj)

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Seeming true, but actually false, misleadingly attractive

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Specious (adj)

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One who spends money wastefully

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Spendthrift (n)

Spendthrift (adj)

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Bad-tempered, irritable

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Splenetic (adj)

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Occurring only occasionally, or in scattered instances

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Sporadic (adj)

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Lacking authenticity or validity, false, counterfeit

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Spurious (adj)

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Sordid, wretched and dirty as from neglect

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Squalid (adj)

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Wretched or filthy conditions

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Squalor (n)

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To wate by spending or using irresponsibly

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Squander (v)

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To stop the flow of a fluid

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Stanch (v)

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Not moving, active or in motion; at rest

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Static (v)

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To saturate or completely soak

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Steep (v)

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Extremely loud and powerful

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Stentorian (adj)

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To restrain, be sparing or frugal

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Stint (v)

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restraining and bestowed liberally, respectively

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Stinting (adj)

Unstinting (opposite)

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Length of time spent in a specific way

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Stint (n)

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Indifferent to or unaffected by pleasure or pain, steadfast

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Stoic (adj)

Stoicism (n)

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Striped, grooved, or banded
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the bands themselves

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Striated (adj)
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striations (n)

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A structural support used to brace a framework
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To brace or support

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Strut (n)
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Strut (v)

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To stun, baffle, or amaze

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Stupefy (v)

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Gloomy, dark
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means or or relating to the river Styx

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Stygian (adj)

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To block, thwart

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Stymie (v)

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A court order requiring appearane and/or testimony

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Subpoena (n)

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Not obvious, elusive, difficult to discern crafty or sly

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Subtle (adj)

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Brief, concise

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Succinct (adj)

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Assistance, relief in a time of distress

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Succor (n)

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Various, miscellaneous, separate

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Sundry (adj)

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Disdainful, arrogant, haughty, characterized by haughty scorn

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Supercilious (adj)

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Exceeding what is sufficient or necessary

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Superfluous (adj)

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Inactive, lying on one's back, apathetic, mentally or morally slack

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Supine (adj)

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Lying face up

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Supine

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Lying face down

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Prone

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To take the place of, supersede

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Supplant (v)

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Asking humbly, beseeching

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Suppliant (adj)

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Beggar, one who prays or begs for something

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Supplicant (N)
supplicating (v)
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Suppliant (n)

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To feed or supply in excess
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excess, overindulgence

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Surefeit (v)
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surefeit (n)

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Someone who tries to flatter or please for personal gain, parasite

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Sycophant (n)

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The combination or parts to make a whole

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Synthesis (n)