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To weep aloud with convulsive gasping; cry uncontrollably.
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sob
p302 |
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small particles of wood produced in sawing.
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sawdust
p302 |
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extremely black or dark as pitch
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pitch-black
p303 |
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to furnish or provide with equipment, clothing, etc.; fit
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rig up (out)
p303 |
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compelling or requiring immediate action or attention; imperative; pressing:
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urgent
p303 |
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to fall back into illness after convalescence or apparent recovery
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relapse
p304 |
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to damage severely or harm
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spoil
p305 |
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air bed
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blow-up bed
p303 |
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To wrinkle the brow, as in thought or displeasure
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frown
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To begin to appear or develop; emerge
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dawn
p306 |
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mental ability; intelligence
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wit
p306 |
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having bounds or limits; not infinite; measurable
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finite
p307 |
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?
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thine
p307 |
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having bounds or limits; not infinite; measurable
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on the rebound
p307 |
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to draw back slightly, as if in sudden pain
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wince
p308 |
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Not sure or certain; doubtful
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insecure
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to change the appearance or manner in order to conceal the identity of (someone or something)
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disguise
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a person who operates puppets
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puppeteer
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to steal something.
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rip sth off
p308 |
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To empty (something) by overturning; dump.
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tip
p309 |
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coffee press
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cafetière
p309 |
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To jab or poke, as with a pointed object
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prod
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(of a sound or colour) softened
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muted
p310 |
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Yielding or containing plenty; affording ample supply
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copious
p310 |
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To swing back and forth or to and fro.
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sway
p311 |
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To talk about disparagingly or insultingly
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slur
p311 |
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intrabenous
IV injection |
IV
p311 |
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An alcoholic liquor originally distilled from fermented wheat mash but now also made from a mash of rye, corn, or potatoes.
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vodka
p311 |
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knowing very little about a subject.
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out of one's depth
p311 |
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action taken to improve a medical disorder
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intervention
p311 |
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To decline from a former or standard level; fall off
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slip
p312 |
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Teasing; mocking
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quizical
p312 |
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good event
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blessing
p312 |
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to adjust with relation to, or bring into due relation to surroundings, circumstances, facts, etc.
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orient
p313 |
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A quilt, usually with a washable cover, that may be used in place of a bedspread and top sheet
huton |
duvet
p313 |
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an arched structure, usually made of stones, concrete, or bricks, forming a ceiling or roof over a hall, room, sewer, or other wholly or partially enclosed construction.
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vault
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(of a flame, wave, or breeze) move lightly and quickly like a tongue
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lick
p313 |
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To change position slightly
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stir
p313 |
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To walk heavily
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stomp
p313 |
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a degree or state of coldness sufficient to cause the freezing of water.
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frost
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most intimate or secret
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innermost
p314 |
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not conceivable; unimaginable; unthinkable
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inconceivable
p314 |
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A person regarded as pitiable or contemptible.
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worm
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to appear or materialize suddenly and unexpectedly
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crawl(come) out of the woodwork
p315 |
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to send or consign to an inferior position, place, or condition
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relegate
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Lacking depth of intellect, emotion, or knowledge
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shallow
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To make an abrupt noise expressive of scorn, ridicule, or contempt.
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snort
p315 |
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faltering or hesitating, esp. in speech
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halting
p316 |
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excessively sentimental; mawkish.
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soppy
p316 |
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a sudden feeling of mental or emotional distress or longing
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pang
p316 |
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to prevent the presence, existence, or occurrence of; make impossible
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preclude
p316 |
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very strange or unusual
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bizarre
p317 |
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worried or frightened that sth unpleasant may happen
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apprehensive
p317 |
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public acknowledgement or praise, given or recieved when a person's responsibility for an action ot idea becomes apparent
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credit
p317 |
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regraded as a highly desirable symbol of wealth or success
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adj. trophy
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A roll call or roster of names
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rota
p318 |
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To shake with or as if with cold; tremble
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shiver
p319 |
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to sit or lie down cozily
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curl up
p319 |
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a small number or amount
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n. handful
p319 |
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to move sideways or obliquely
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sidle
p319 |
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silly; weak-minded; crazy
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daffy
p319 |
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To collide against something
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bonk
p319 |
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to transmit (copy), as by wire or telephone
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v. file
p319 |
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causing horror
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horrific
p320 |
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a newspaper this size concentrating on sensational and lurid news, usually heavily illustrated
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tabloid
p310 |
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to whip (eggs, cream, etc.) to a froth with a whisk or beating instrument.
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whisk
p310 |
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incompletely or partially
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by halves
p321 |
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A drinking bout
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spree
p321 |
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the state of being sober
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sobriety
p321 |
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not being drunk
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sober
p321 |
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To curl up closely or comfortably; nestle
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snuggle
p322 |
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a small radio that you can carry with you and use to send or receive messages
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walkie-talkie
p322 |
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make sb move quickly by pushing
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hustle
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stupidly confused
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woozy
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Blurred(not clear) or dimmed(not bright) by or as if by tears
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bleary
bleary-eyed p323 |
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fitting loosely
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baggy
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smooth and shiny
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glossy
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a person's hair
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locks
p323 |
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sports day
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field day
p323 |
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looking or feeling embarrassed because you have done sth sill or wrong
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sheepish
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to feel that you ought to do sth for sb
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owe sb sth
p323 |
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the state of feeling remorseful(sorry for sth wrong) and penitent(sorry for having done sth wrong)
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contrition
p324 |
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not steady
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wonky
p324 |
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to rudely ignore sb
OR refuse to listen to them |
brush sb off
p324 |
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showing that you think you are more important than other people
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pompous
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a stupid person
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arse(ass)
p325 |
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to tell sb firmly that you don't approve of sth that they have done
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admonish
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represent sth as being larger, better, or worse than it really is
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exaggerate
p326 |
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to push one's lips or bottom lip forward as an expression of annoyance or sexual attraction
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pout
p326 |
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to swallow(make food go down throat) large amounts of food quickly
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gulp
p326 |
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to make sounds and movements as if you are vomiting
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retch
p326 |
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to experience the tight feeling in your stomach thath you get before you vomit
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heave
p326 |
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to pretend that you have a particular feeling or that you are ill, tired
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feign
p326 |
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very active, determined or full of energy
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vigorous
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a loud cry expressing joy, excitement
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whoop
p327 |
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having or showing great determination
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resolute
p327 |
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abortion
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termination
p328 |
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an electric tool with a rough surface used for making wood smooth
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sander
p330 |
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to decay
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rot
p330 |
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to lower your body close to the ground by bending your legs under you
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crouch
p330 |
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to have a big happy smile on your face
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beam
p331 |
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to complain about sth/sb in a bad-tempered way
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grumble
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timber
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lumber
p331 |
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to put clothes etc on
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don
p332 |
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to be full of a particular feeling
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bubble over with sth
p333 |
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hesitating before doing sth because you don't wanna do it OR you aren't sure that it's the right thing to do
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reluctant
p336 |
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having sex with sb who is not your hasband or wife or usual partner
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unfaithful
p336 |
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a spoken or written request to sb to do sth or to go somewhere
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invitation
p337 |
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a woman who needs help
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a damsel in distress
p337 |
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special metal clothing that soldiers wore in the past to protect their bodies while fighting
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armour/armor
p337 |
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behaving in a way taht shows a sexual attraction to sb that is not serious
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flirtatious
p337 |
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the electorical system of a vehicle that makes the fuel begin to burn to start the engine
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ignition
p337 |
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to shout loudly
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holler
p337 |
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to draw lines, shapes esp. when you are bored or thinking about sth eles
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doodle
p338 |
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to shake because you are cold or frightened, or because of a strong feeling
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shudder
p338 |
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the state in which a person's mind is completely filled with thoughts of one particular thing or person
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obsession
p338 |
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to continue to exist for longer than expected
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linger on
p339 |
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to hit sth/sb hard many times
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pound away
p339 |
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having a fault; not perfect or complete
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defective
p339 |
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to laugh at sb and make jokes about them
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rib
p339 |
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sexual excited
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horny
p339 |
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a phrase or opinion that is overused and betrays a lack of original thought
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cliche
p340 |
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pants
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trouser
p340 |
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to talk or write about sth in a very enthusiastic way
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rave
p340 |
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a room or space just below the roof of a house
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attic
p340 |
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to twist or move your body without stopping
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writhe
p340 |
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to take a quick drink esp. alcohol
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swig
p341 |
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a feeling of great sadness esp. when sb dies
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grief
p341 |
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to be brave enough to do sth
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dare
p341 |
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the bottom of a tree left in the ground agter the rest has fallen or been cut down
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stump
p342 |
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the process of releasing storong feelings
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n. catharsis
adj. catharitic p342 |
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the sound of a car horn or electronic device
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beep
p7 |
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new, just begun
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start-up
p7 |
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to lose one's balance by stepping badly on s.t.
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trip
p7 |
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anger and frustration
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exasperation
p8 |
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to laugh in a silly, uncontrolled way, usu. when nervous, amused, or embarrassed, titter
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giggle
p8 |
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a short knife used as a weapon in the past
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dagger
p9 |
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to make the sound of a hiss (a low-pitched sound of air forced from the mouth)
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hiss
p9 |
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to urge or goad, to remind
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prod
p9 |
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to accept s.t. reluctantly as true
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resign
p9 |
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to give s.t. or do s.t., (syn.) to provide
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render
p9 |
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a young person who goes to live with a family (usu. in a foreign country) to care for the family's children in return for room, board, and usu. an opportunity to learn the family's language
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au pair
p10 |
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unsmiling, very serious
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stern
p10 |
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falling apart, in disrepair
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dilapidated
p11 |
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to fish with a trawl (a large, sack-shaped fishing net that is pulled on the bottom of the ocean)
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trawl
p11 |
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to fill with, usu. with bullets
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riddle with
p12 |
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having deep and serious thoughts, often about sad or worrisome matters
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pensive
p12 |
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stylish, well-dressed (said usu. of men)
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natty
p12 |
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to laugh at s.o., kid, tease
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rib
p12 |
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knives, forks, and spoons
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cutlery
p13 |
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the quality of being discreet, (syns.) prudence, caution
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discretion
p14 |
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consideration, care in dealing with others, esp. not to offend or shock
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tact
p14 |
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kindness and politeness
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graciousness
p14 |
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imitates the speech and mannerisms of others, esp. to make fun of them
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mimic
p14 |
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to try to speak, act, or write like, (syn.) to imitate
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emulate
p14 |
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to dress warmly
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bundle up
p15 |
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odd, strange
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peculiar
p16 |
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cheerful, laughing, high-spirited
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effervescent
p16 |
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to bubble
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fizz
p16 |
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a simple, closefitting dress
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sheath
p16 |
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quiet, sometimes a little sad
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subdued
p17 |
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done in very large and generous amounts
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lavish
p17 |
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wear and tear
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toll
p17 |
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having an attitude of superiority, (syns.) arrogant, haughty
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imperious
p18 |
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to consider, believe
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deem
p18 |
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friendly with people from a different, sometimes opposing group
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fraternizing
p18 |
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s.t. one enjoys, even though it may be bad or wrong
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indulgence
p19 |
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abbr. for the Latin id est, meaning "that is"
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i.e.
p19 |
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a long, soft, high cry
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whining
p19 |
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perfect
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consummate
p19 |
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quickly, rapidly
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swiftly
p20 |
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a group of buildings surrounded by high walls and used for military purposes
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fort
p20 |
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a wild, fierce person, often from a primitive society
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savage
p20 |
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to persuade s.o. gently, usu. with humor and charm
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cajole
p20 |
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having sex with s.o. besides a husband or wife
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infidelity
p21 |
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to agree to s.t. but usu. not willingly, (syn.) to yield
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acquiesce
p21 |
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a dream, esp. a day-dream
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reverie
p22 |
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less in number or intensity
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dwindling
p23 |
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therefore, for this reason
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hence
p23 |
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to be suitable and correct
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befit
p23 |
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even though, despite
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albeit
p23 |
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not often or steady
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sporadically
p23 |
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felt and understood through the experience of another, indirect
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vicariously
p23 |
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to tell on s.o.
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squeal
p24 |
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a short growth of hair, (syn.) whiskers
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stubble
p24 |
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proper, correct (behavior, attitude)
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decent
p25 |
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humorously, esp. in an ironic, dry manner
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wryly
p25 |
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to show contempt or disbelief
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snort
p25 |
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very proper, formal in manner
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prim
p26 |
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a group broken off from another one
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splinter
p27 |
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emotional closeness
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intimacy
p28 |
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very slowly
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as slow as molasses
p29 |
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to make loud, noisy demands or protests
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clamor
p30 |
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to step heavily on sb/sth so that you crush them with your feet
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trample
p343 |
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to mark or cover wirh --s(a long thin mark)
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streak
p343 |
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compenstate(reduce the bad effects of damage) OR make up for a wrong doing
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make amends
(do owe sb an amends) p343 |
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to eat sth steadily and often noisily, esp. sth crisp
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munch my way through sth
p343 |
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to make a long, high sound
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squeal
p344 |
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serious and often disapproving
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adj. stern
p344 |
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to come or go down from a higher to a lower level
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descend
p344 |
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very dirty and unpleasant
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filthy
p344 |
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a wooden or metal structure with two pairs of sloping legs
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trestle
p344 |
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a large farm building for storing grain or keeping animals in
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barn
p344 |
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to continue in an opinion OR continue to do sth in spite of difficulties or opposition
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persist
p344 |
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a person who likes to spoil other people's enjoyment
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killjoy
p345 |
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exclamation, showing the sound that people make when they disapprove of sth
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tut
p345 |
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a cold dessert made from cake and fruit soaked in wine covered with custard and cream
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trifle
p345 |
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a mixture of various ingredients or elements
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concoction
p345 |
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to pretend to be sth that you are not
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masquerade
p345 |
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a sweet dis eaten at the end of a meal
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n. pudding
p345 |
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to steal sth
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swipe
p345 |
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to move your body quickly away from sb/sth because you find them frightening or unpleasant
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recoil
p345 |
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a task or assignment
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gig
p346 |
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expressing extreme pleasure or enthusiasm for sb/sth
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rapturous
p346 |
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to make or produce a work of art
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execute
p346 |
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to complain in an annoying, crying voice
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whine
p346 |
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a reason that sb gives for not doing sth or not agreeing
e.g.) No buts. |
n. but(s)
p346 |
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to walk using the front parts of your feet only
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tiptoe
p346 |
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that is easily noticed by the mind or the senses
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palpable
p347 |
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worry or fear that sth unpleasant may happen; anxiety
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apprehension
p347 |
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to hold sth, making your hands into a round shape
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v. cup
p348 |
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slightly ill
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peculiar
p349 |
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to let sth fall; to drop sth
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shed
p349 |
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to leave a clear impression
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etch
p32 |
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to cry loudly with the body shaking
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sob
p32 |
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a length of film (movie, videotape, etc.)
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footage
p32 |
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a sad event, disaster
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tragedy
p33 |
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to send to an unhappy, inescapable end (failure, ruin, destruction, etc.), (syn.) to condemn
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doom
p34 |
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to cook the surface of s.t., esp. meat, over a hot fire
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sear
p35 |
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untrained, not yet tested
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raw
p35 |
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relaxedly, care-freely, unconcernedly
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nonchalantly
p36 |
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(said of pictures) cloudy, not very clear
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grainy
p36 |
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to make s.o. unable to see clearly, (syns.) to cloud, obscure
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blur
p36 |
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to lift or throw with great effort
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heave
p36 |
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a saying or idea used too often to be meaningful
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cliched
p37 |
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a thud (the sound that a falling heavy object makes when it hits the ground)
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thump
p38 |
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a quality in life or art that brings out feelings of tenderness, sympathy, or sorrow
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pathos
p38 |
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to quiet, lower the sound of s.t.
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muffle
p39 |
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the place where s.t. begins, origin
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cradle
p39 |
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a mess
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jumble
p40 |
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to compliment s.o. usu. in order to win favor
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flatter
p40 |
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to pass the hand lightly over s.t., (syns.) to rub, caress
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stroke
p41 |
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having leaves, esp. in large amounts
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leafy
p41 |
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a crowd of people
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swarm
p41 |
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a small building, usu. in a pleasant place, away from a main building
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gazebo
p41 |
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shining, brilliant
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resplendent
p41 |
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rude disobedience, (syn.) belligerence
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truculence
p41 |
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to lie close and comfortably
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nestle
p41 |
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a show of great concern over s.t. unimportant
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fuss
p42 |
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a strong person who makes people leave bars if they behave badly
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bouncer
p43 |
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to deny travel rights
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ground
p43 |
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an attempt, try
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bid
p43 |
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to burn the ends of or a small part of, (syn.) to scorch
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singe
p43 |
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to give a big smile
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grin
p44 |
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to put up s.t. in a way that is not permanent
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rig s.t. up
p44 |
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to escape serious punishment
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get off with s.t.
p44 |
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strong, tough, (syn.) virile (said of men)
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macho
p44 |
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a large male bird with a large, showy, blue-green set of tail feathers
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peacock
p44 |
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to walk in a proud or self-important way
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strut
p44 |
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to imagine, fantasize about
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fancy
p46 |
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a high-pitched, loud scream
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shriek
p46 |
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to press from two or more sides
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squeeze
p46 |
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to disappear or to lessen in intensity, (syn.) to disperse
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dissipate
p46 |
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to support, keep s.t. from falling
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plop
p46 |
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to appear large and dangerous
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loom
p47 |
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liking or tending to study
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studious
p47 |
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a room for relaxation and study
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den
p48 |
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worried, fearful
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apprehensive
p48 |
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durable, lasting
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indestructible
p48 |
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a period of time within a longer process of change, a stage of development
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phase
p49 |
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shine showing a particular feeling
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glint
p50 |
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a quick movement of a finger or wrist
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flick
p51 |
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to hold tenderly and close, to hug gently
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cuddle
p51 |
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a reflection of light and heat
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glow
p51 |
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a small rod made of metal or wood that fits in a hole and is used to hang things on, hold things together, or mark a place
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peg
p51 |
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to turn or rotate very quickly, (syn.) to spin
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whirl
p51 |
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to remove s.o. or s.t. quickly
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whisk
p51 |
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a person, usu. in a police function, given power to act as an official
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deputy
p52 |
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not noticing s.t., unaware, (syn.) inattentive
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oblivious
p52 |
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extreme embarrassment or disappointment
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chagrin
p52 |
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to make the sound of a clock
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tick
p52 |
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to lean, incline
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tip
p52 |
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to calm and relax
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soothe
p53 |
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almost crazy with fear (grief, anxiety, etc.)
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frantically
p53 |
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to sing softly
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croon
p53 |
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(of emotions) to go beyond one's ability to control s.t., (syn.) to upset
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overwhelm
p53 |
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to pressure s.o.
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crowd
p53 |
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to collect s.t., esp. money, with difficulty
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scrape
p53 |
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to make smooth
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slick
p54 |
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strong string or rope
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cord
p54 |
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luxurious, displaying comfort and wealth
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posh
p54 |
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the highest point of s.t.
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pinnacle
p55 |
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to get angry to criticize for s.t. done wrong, (syn.) a rebuke
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reprimand
p55 |
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to move backwards, draw away
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back off
p55 |
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a business of professionals
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firm
p56 |
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to work without pressure
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coast
p57 |
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to finish s.t., conclude it
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move on
p57 |
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relief, a pause or break from hard work or worry
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respite
p58 |
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having an unpleasant, thin sound
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tinny
p58 |
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a short argument
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spat
p59 |
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a brief, intense time of enjoyment
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to have a fling
p59 |
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uncontrolled anger, (syn.) fury
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rage
p60 |
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to walk in a slow, easy manner, (syn.) to stroll
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amble
p60 |
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to begin a journey, venture, or new activity
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embark
p60 |
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related to behavior that invites romantic interest
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flirtatious
p60 |
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pleasing or exciting
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delicious
p61 |
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to organize an event
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orchestrate
p61 |
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complex, detailed
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elaborate
p61 |
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to explode
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blast
p61 |
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a soft, flexible, slightly greasy substance used in candles, furniture, and car polish, etc.
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wax
p62 |
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the outer covering of sausages and fruits, such as oranges, lemons, watermelon, etc.
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rind
p62 |
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any wet, sticky, dirty substance
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slime
p62 |
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to become clear to
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dawn
p63 |
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to go rapidly, rush
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hustle
p64 |
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to run away, escape
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flee
p64 |
|
to turn the pages of
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leaf through s.t.
p65 |
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a curling group of hairs
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lock
p65 |
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showing no respect, (syn.) contemptuous
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disdainfully
p65 |
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not believing, (syn.) surprised
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incredulously
p65 |
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unplanned side effects
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fallout
p66 |
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to become less strong or intense, to lessen
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subside
p66 |
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a member of a group who is an important source of its strength and purpose
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pillar
p66 |
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the highest atmosphere of the earth
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ether
p67 |
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a slight smell, (syn.) scent
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whiff
p67 |
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a small amount, a bit here and there
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smattering
p67 |
|
a light brownish color
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tan
p67 |
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to drink a small amount at a time
|
sip
p67 |
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to climb with difficulty
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clamber
p67 |
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to create a liking or affection for (esp. oneself)
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endear
p68 |
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short, stiff hair
|
bristly
p69 |
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self-important
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arrogant
p69 |
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to think about past experiences, esp. pleasant ones, (syn.) to recollect
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reminisce
p70 |
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to move one's body, esp. the hands, in a nervous fashion
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fidget
p71 |
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to make s.o. feel shame or embarrassment
|
mortify
p71 |
|
an agreement, accord
|
pact
p72 |
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a color with white added, a light shade of a color
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tint
p72 |
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having spots, badly stained
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blotchy
p72 |