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exquisite |
Very fine, proper, or fancy I have some friends that are very exquisite, but sometimes they aren't. |
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inventory |
a complete listing of items on hand
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repugnant |
distasteful, objectionable, or offensive odious |
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Resigned |
adj. accepting of something, usually when unhappy about it I was resigned that i needed to tell my mom I punched the door and put a hole in it. |
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Confide |
(verb) to share secrets, private matters, or problems |
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Lucid |
(adj.) clear and easily understood limpid |
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Relent |
to become less sever: to become more mild soften, cave in |
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Cascade |
to flow or fall, usually like a waterfall My mom was cascade about me dating someone. True story.... |
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Brandish |
to wave or show something, usually as a weapon trot out |
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Summon |
(verb) to call for the presence of someone I summoned my fat cat, as he was bugging my brother. |
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Distortion |
(noun) a blurring of the truth; an unclear statement or image clarify |
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Quiver |
(verb) to shake or tremble with a slight but rapid motion quiver : vibrate :: ball : cry |
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Lineage |
(noun) the line or descent one can trance to their ancestors |
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Anomaly |
(noun) something or someone that is abnormal or different from the common. |
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Oppressor |
(noun) person or thing who places cruel or unjust burdens on other despot |
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Penchant |
(noun) a strong inclination, taste, or liking for something |
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Callous |
(adj) insensitive and hardened |
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Crude |
(adj.) raw, unprepared, or undeveloped
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Dishearten |
(verb) to depress the hope, courage, or spirits of; discourage |
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Thrash |
(verb) to beat soundly or defeat thoroughly |
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Scornful |
full of scorn, hatred, or contempt |
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Leeward |
the side or point toward which the wind blows ( adj.) smooth and rough |
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Murmur |
(noun) a low, continuous sound I murmured to my father, and he got really mad |
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Concede |
to give up or to fore fit |