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191 Cards in this Set
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Inscrutable (adj.)
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Cannot be easily understood, baffling, mysterious
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Derisive (adj.)
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Showing contempt, ridicule
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Cur (n.)
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Mean contemptible person, mean, ugly dog
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Insinuating (adv.)
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Hinting or suggesting indirectly, implying
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Insolent (adj.)
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Boldly disrespectful in speech or behavior
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Insolent (adj.)
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Boldly disrespectful in speech or behavior
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Haggard
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Having a wild, worn loock, as from sleeplessness
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Insolent (adj.)
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Boldly disrespectful in speech or behavior
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Haggard (adj.)
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Having a wild, worn loock, as from sleeplessness
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Distraught (adj.)
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Extremely trouble, confused, distracted
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Hurtling (adj.)
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Moving swiftly and with great force
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Rakishly (adv.)
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With a careless casual look; dashing
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Rakishly (adv.)
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With a careless casual look; dashing
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Indignant (adj.)
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Feeling or expressing anger or such especially at an injustice
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Rakishly (adv.)
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With a careless casual look; dashing
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Indignant (adj.)
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Feeling or expressing anger or such especially at an injustice
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Epitaph (n)
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Inscription on a tomb or gravestone
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Irascible (adj.)
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Easily angered quick tempered
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Irascible (adj.)
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Easily angered quick tempered
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Choleric (adj.)
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Quick tempered
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Irascible (adj.)
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Easily angered quick tempered
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Choleric (adj.)
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Quick tempered
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Piqued (v.)
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Offended
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Irascible (adj.)
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Easily angered quick tempered
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Choleric (adj.)
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Quick tempered
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Piqued (v.)
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Offended
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Disparaged (v.)
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Spoke slightly of; belittled
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Irascible (adj.)
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Easily angered quick tempered
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Choleric (adj.)
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Quick tempered
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Piqued (v.)
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Offended
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Disparaged (v.)
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Spoke slightly of; belittled
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August (adj.)
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Imposing and magnificent
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Irascible (adj.)
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Easily angered quick tempered
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Choleric (adj.)
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Quick tempered
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Piqued (v.)
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Offended
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Disparaged (v.)
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Spoke slightly of; belittled
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August (adj.)
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Imposing and magnificent
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Cessation (n.)
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Stopping, either forever or for sometime
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Irascible (adj.)
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Easily angered quick tempered
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Choleric (adj.)
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Quick tempered
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Piqued (v.)
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Offended
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Disparaged (v.)
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Spoke slightly of; belittled
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August (adj.)
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Imposing and magnificent
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Cessation (n.)
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Stopping, either forever or for sometime
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Disapprobation (n.)
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Disapproval
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Irascible (adj.)
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Easily angered quick tempered
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Choleric (adj.)
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Quick tempered
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Piqued (v.)
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Offended
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Disparaged (v.)
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Spoke slightly of; belittled
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August (adj.)
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Imposing and magnificent
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Cessation (n.)
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Stopping, either forever or for sometime
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Disapprobation (n.)
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Disapproval
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Habiliments (n.)
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Clothing
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Forbore (v.)
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Refrained from
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Forbore (v.)
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Refrained from
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Aggrieved (v.)
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Wronged
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Arvacious (adj.)
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Greedy for riches
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Furtively (adv.)
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Secretly, stealthily
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Prosaic (adj.)
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Common place; ordinary
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Prosaic (adj.)
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Common place; ordinary
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Credulity (n.)
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Tendency to believe too readily
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Prosaic (adj.)
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Common place; ordinary
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Credulity (n.)
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Tendency to believe too readily
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Maligned (adj.)
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Spoken I'll of
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Prosaic (adj.)
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Common place; ordinary
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Credulity (n.)
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Tendency to believe too readily
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Maligned (adj.)
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Spoken I'll of
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Vanquish (v.)
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Conquer force, into submission
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Adulation (n.)
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Excessive Praise or admiration
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Adulation (n.)
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Excessive Praise or admiration
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Affable (adj.
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Pleasant, friendly
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Veracious (adj.)
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Truthful, accurate
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Veracious (adj.)
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Truthful, accurate
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Enrolled (adj.)
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Praised
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Veracious (adj.)
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Truthful, accurate
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Enrolled (adj.)
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Praised
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Sonorous (adj.)
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Having a powerful, impressive sound
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Veracious (adj.)
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Truthful, accurate
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Enrolled (adj.)
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Praised
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Sonorous (adj.)
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Having a powerful, impressive sound
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Interminable (adj.)
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Lasting or seeming to last forever
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Veracious (adj.)
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Truthful, accurate
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Enrolled (adj.)
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Praised
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Sonorous (adj.)
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Having a powerful, impressive sound
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Interminable (adj.)
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Lasting or seeming to last forever
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Ludity (n.)
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Clarity; ability to be understood
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Veracious (adj.)
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Truthful, accurate
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Enrolled (adj.)
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Praised
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Sonorous (adj.)
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Having a powerful, impressive sound
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Interminable (adj.)
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Lasting or seeming to last forever
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Ludity (n.)
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Clarity; ability to be understood
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Rapt (adj.)
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Completely absorbed; engrossed
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Veracious (adj.)
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Truthful, accurate
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Enrolled (adj.)
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Praised
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Sonorous (adj.)
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Having a powerful, impressive sound
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Interminable (adj.)
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Lasting or seeming to last forever
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Ludity (n.)
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Clarity; ability to be understood
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Rapt (adj.)
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Completely absorbed; engrossed
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Chaff (n.)
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Anything worthless, trash
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Veracious (adj.)
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Truthful, accurate
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Enrolled (adj.)
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Praised
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Sonorous (adj.)
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Having a powerful, impressive sound
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Interminable (adj.)
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Lasting or seeming to last forever
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Ludity (n.)
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Clarity; ability to be understood
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Rapt (adj.)
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Completely absorbed; engrossed
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Chaff (n.)
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Anything worthless, trash
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Render (v.)
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To give
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Veracious (adj.)
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Truthful, accurate
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Enrolled (adj.)
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Praised
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Sonorous (adj.)
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Having a powerful, impressive sound
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Interminable (adj.)
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Lasting or seeming to last forever
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Ludity (n.)
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Clarity; ability to be understood
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Rapt (adj.)
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Completely absorbed; engrossed
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Chaff (n.)
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Anything worthless, trash
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Render (v.)
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To give
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Be seemed (v.)
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Was suitable to
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Veracious (adj.)
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Truthful, accurate
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Enrolled (adj.)
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Praised
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Sonorous (adj.)
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Having a powerful, impressive sound
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Interminable (adj.)
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Lasting or seeming to last forever
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Ludity (n.)
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Clarity; ability to be understood
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Rapt (adj.)
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Completely absorbed; engrossed
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Chaff (n.)
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Anything worthless, trash
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Render (v.)
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To give
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Be seemed (v.)
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Was suitable to
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Sumptuous (v.)
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Splendid and expensive looking
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Veracious (adj.)
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Truthful, accurate
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Swarthy (adj.)
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Dark-skinned
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Enrolled (adj.)
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Praised
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Sonorous (adj.)
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Having a powerful, impressive sound
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Interminable (adj.)
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Lasting or seeming to last forever
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Ludity (n.)
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Clarity; ability to be understood
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Rapt (adj.)
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Completely absorbed; engrossed
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Chaff (n.)
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Anything worthless, trash
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Render (v.)
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To give
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Be seemed (v.)
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Was suitable to
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Sumptuous (v.)
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Splendid and expensive looking
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Veracious (adj.)
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Truthful, accurate
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Swarthy (adj.)
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Dark-skinned
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Redeemed (v.)
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Rescued or saved
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Enrolled (adj.)
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Praised
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Sonorous (adj.)
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Having a powerful, impressive sound
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Interminable (adj.)
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Lasting or seeming to last forever
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Ludity (n.)
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Clarity; ability to be understood
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Rapt (adj.)
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Completely absorbed; engrossed
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Chaff (n.)
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Anything worthless, trash
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Render (v.)
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To give
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Be seemed (v.)
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Was suitable to
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Sumptuous (v.)
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Splendid and expensive looking
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Veracious (adj.)
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Truthful, accurate
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Swarthy (adj.)
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Dark-skinned
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Redeemed (v.)
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Rescued or saved
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Myriad (n.)
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A countless or extremely great number
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Enrolled (adj.)
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Praised
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Sonorous (adj.)
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Having a powerful, impressive sound
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Interminable (adj.)
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Lasting or seeming to last forever
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Ludity (n.)
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Clarity; ability to be understood
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Rapt (adj.)
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Completely absorbed; engrossed
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Chaff (n.)
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Anything worthless, trash
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Render (v.)
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To give
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Be seemed (v.)
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Was suitable to
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Sumptuous (v.)
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Splendid and expensive looking
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Veracious (adj.)
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Truthful, accurate
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Swarthy (adj.)
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Dark-skinned
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Redeemed (v.)
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Rescued or saved
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Myriad (n.)
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A countless or extremely great number
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Stickler (n.)
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A person who insists on a certain quality or type of behavior
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Enrolled (adj.)
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Praised
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Sonorous (adj.)
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Having a powerful, impressive sound
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Interminable (adj.)
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Lasting or seeming to last forever
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Ludity (n.)
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Clarity; ability to be understood
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Rapt (adj.)
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Completely absorbed; engrossed
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Chaff (n.)
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Anything worthless, trash
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Render (v.)
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To give
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Be seemed (v.)
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Was suitable to
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Sumptuous (v.)
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Splendid and expensive looking
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Veracious (adj.)
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Truthful, accurate
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Swarthy (adj.)
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Dark-skinned
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Redeemed (v.)
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Rescued or saved
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Myriad (n.)
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A countless or extremely great number
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Stickler (n.)
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A person who insists on a certain quality or type of behavior
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Lamentation (n.)
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Mourning
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Enrolled (adj.)
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Praised
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Sonorous (adj.)
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Having a powerful, impressive sound
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Interminable (adj.)
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Lasting or seeming to last forever
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Sumptuous (adj.)
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Splendid and expensive looking
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Rapt (adj.)
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Completely absorbed; engrossed
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Chaff (n.)
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Anything worthless, trash
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Render (v.)
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To give
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Be seemed (v.)
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Was suitable to
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Sumptuous (v.)
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Splendid and expensive looking
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