The Big List

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Caprice

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Impulsive behavior or notion

Hint 1

For some reason here I think of a capering deer being impulsive....

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Mien

Back 2

Appearance

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Fastidious

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Difficult to satisfy; stubborn

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Pliant

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Easily influenced; yielding; easy to bend

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Assail

Back 5

To attack violently with words or blows

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Abjure

Back 6

To recant, renounce, or repudiate

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Alacrity

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Promptness in response; readiness

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Ductility

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Capable of being fashioned; easily influenced

Hint 8

Duct tape prom dresses. :) Height of fashion.

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Felicity

Back 9

A pleasing manner or quality

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Pedantic

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Ostentatiously learned

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Induce

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To motivate an action

Hint 11

Induced birth.

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Archly

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Brashly

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Insipid

Back 13

Tasteless

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Abrogate

Back 14

To abolish, do away with, or annul by authority

Hint 14

Abrogate the practice of English quizzes. :P

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Accost

Back 15

To approach aggressively

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Stricture

Back 16

A close restraint or limit

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Effusion

Back 17

Unrestrained expression of words or feelings

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Indolent

Back 18

Habitually lazy

Hint 18

She is so indolent she doesn't type her own notes.

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Celerity

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Rapidity of motion or action

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Abstemious

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Moderate in drinking and eating

Hint 20

Abstaining from doughnuts would be wise.

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Acumen

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Quickness or keenness of judgment or action

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Panegyric

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Formal or elaborate praise

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Auspicious

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Attended by favorable circumstances; marked by success, prosperous

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Reproof

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Criticism of fault

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Belie

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To misrepresent; to represent falsely

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Obstinate

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Not easily persuaded

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Bellicose

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Warlike; hostile

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Precipitance

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Undue nastiness

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Bowdlerize

Back 29

To remove objectionable or offensive material

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Appertain

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To be relevant

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Deference

Back 31

Affected regard for one's wishes

Hint 31

Jack Frost exhibits deference.

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Chicanery

Back 32

Deception by trickery

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Expostulation

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The act of discussing to dissuade

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Approbation

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Praise

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Diffuse

Back 35

To scatter

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Implacable

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Not capable of being appeased or changed

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Churlish

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Vulgar

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Circumlocution

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The act of unnecessary wordy and indirect language

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Propitious

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Benevolent

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Laconic

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Concise

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Iniquitous

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Characterized by wickedness

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Asperity

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Uneven

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Obsequious

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Exhibiting an affected/fawning attentiveness

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Circumnavigate

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To proceed completely around

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Insolent

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Insulting contemptuous

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Veracity

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Devotion to truth or accuracy

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Imprudent

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Not practical

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Enumerate

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To count or list

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Ingratiate

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To gain favorable acceptance by deliberate effort

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Languor

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Sluggishness

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Diffident

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Distrustful; unconfident

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Purport

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To profess

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Deciduous

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Falling off or shedding; not lasting; ephemeral

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Deleterious

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Dangerous; having a harmful effect

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Injunction

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An order, or the act of

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Coquetry

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Flirtation

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Dissemble

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To put on the appearance of

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Dawdle

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Spend time idly; aimlessness

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Assiduous

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Marked by close attention

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Enervate

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To weaken or destroy the strength or vitality of

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Enfranchise

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To free; to endow with the rights of citizenship

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Peevish

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Marked by ill-temper

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Despond

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To become discouraged or hopeless

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Expedient

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Appropriate to seize or capture opportunity

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Incumbent

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Imposed as a duty; obligatory

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Rectitude

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Moral integrity

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Pertinent

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Relevant

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Odious

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Deserving hatred or repugnance

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Repine

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To feel or express discontent

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Epiphany

Back 70

A revelation; a sudden manifestation of meaning or essense

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Defection

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Desertion

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Vexatious

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Distressing; troubling

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Evanescent

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Vanishing; short lived

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Expurgate

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To remove erroneous, objectionable, vulgar material from publication

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Facetious

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Playfully jocular; humorous

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Fatuous

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Foolish or silly in a smug or self-satisfying way

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Affable

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Friendly

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Prodigious

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Enormous

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Officious

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Informal

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Derision

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The act of ridicule