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exuberance

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great abundance; enthusiasm

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to exude

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to ooze, to leak, to flow

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to exult

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to rejoice greatly, to triumph

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facet

Back 4

стеничка на кристал, side, aspect

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facetious

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joking, esp. in an inappropriate time

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facile

Back 6

not hard to do or achieve

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to facilitate

Back 7

to make easier

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facsimile

Back 8

exact reproduction

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factious

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tending to produce factions, фракционен

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factitious

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fake, forced or artificial

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factotum

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a person hired to do all sorts of work

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faculty

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aptitude, ability; teaching staff

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fain

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gladly (he would fain stay)

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fallible

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liable to err

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fallow

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left uncultivated or unplanted

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to falter

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to move uncertainly or unsteadily; to stumble in speech; to hesitate

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fancied

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imaginary, unreal

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fancier

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breeder

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fanciful

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whimsical, visionary

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farce

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mockery, burlesque, absurdity

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fastidious

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not easy to please

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to fathom

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to comprehend

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fatuous

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complacently stupid or inane

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faux pas

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social blunder

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fawning

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courting favor by flattering

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to faze

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to disturb, to disconcert

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fealty

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allegiance

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feat

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an act or accomplishment showing unusual daring, skill, endurance

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febrile

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feverish

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fecundity

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fruitfulness, fertility

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feeble

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weak

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to feign

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to pretend

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feint

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a false show, trick, финт

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felicitous

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aptly chosen, appropriate

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fell

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cruel, deadly, fierce

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feral

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untamed, wild

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ferment

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excitement, unrest, frenzy

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to ferret

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to search for persistently

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fervid

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passionate

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fervor

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passion

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to fester

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to form pus

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to fete

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чествам

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fetid

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stinking, malodorous

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fetish

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any object believed by superstitious people to have magical power, any thing or activity one is irrationally devoted to

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to fetter

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to shackle

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fiat

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command, order, decree

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fickle

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changeable or unstable in affection, interest, loyalty

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fidelity

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loyalty

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fiduciary

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pertaining to a position of trust

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figment

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something merely imagined or made up in the mind

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figurative

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not in its original, usual or literal sense

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to filch

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to steal (sth small)

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filial

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pertaining to a son or daughter

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to filibuster

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to make long speeches and introduce irrelevant issues in order to obstruct the passage of a bill in the Senate

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finicky

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too particular or exacting, overly fastidious

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firebrand

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подстрекател

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fissure

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crack

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fitful

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irregular, fluctuating, variable

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flaccid

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soft and limp

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to flag

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to become limp, to droop

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to flagellate

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бичувам

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flagrant

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glaringly bad, outrageous, notorious

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to flail

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to thresh grain by hand (вършея); to strike as qith a flail

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flair

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aptitude, faculty

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flamboyant

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too showy, extravagant

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to flaunt

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to show off proudly

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to flay

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to strip off the skin of

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to fleck

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to cover or sprinkle with flecks, покривам с петънца, изпъстрям

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fledgling

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beginner

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to fleece

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to rob, to steal by fraud

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flick

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a light, quick stroke, as with a whip

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to flicker

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to burn or shine unsteadily, as a candle in the wind

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to flinch

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to hesitate

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flimsy

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thin and fragile

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flippancy

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frivolity (несериозност, лекомислие)

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flippant

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lacking proper seriousness, frivolous

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to flit

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to pass lightly and rapidly, to flutter

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floe

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mass of floating ice

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florid

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flowery, ornate

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flotsam

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the wreckage of a ship or its cargo floating at sea

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to flounder

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to struggle to move, as in deep snow or mud

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to flout

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to mock or scoff at

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fluke

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an accidentally good outcome, stroke of luck

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to fluster

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to make or become confused or nervous

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fluted

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having vertical parallel grooves

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flux

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flowing, continuous movement or change

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foible

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a small weakness

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foil

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a person or thing that enhances another by contrast

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to foil

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to thwart, to frustrate, to defeat

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to foist

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to get a thing accepted or sold by deception

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to foment

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to stir up (trouble), to instigate

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foolhardy

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bold in a foolish way

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foppish

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vain about dress and appearance

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foray

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a sudden invasion, attack or raid

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forbearance

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self–control

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ford

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брод

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forebears

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ancestors

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foreboding

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лошо предчувствие

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forensic

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characteristic of or suitable for a court of law, public debate or formal argumentation

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to foresee

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to know beforehand