Thier Eyes Were Watching God

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Very wet;soaked

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sodden

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to begin

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commence

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agressive; belligerent

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pugnacious

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unable to be heard, silent

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inaudible

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slow moving, lacking energy

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languid

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to spread out, especially like a gas

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diffuse

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to ruin or damage something special; to defile or pollute

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desecrate

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hypothesis; educated guess

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conjecture

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a physical or emotional appearence, one's bearing

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mien

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the feeling of being unjustly wronged

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resentful

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to drill a hole

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bore

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to stroll casually

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saunter

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lively, full of noise and energy

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boisterous

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new improvements to existing machies or institutions

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innovation

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to intimidate/menace

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cow

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audacity, guts or nerve

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temerity

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sad, mournfully

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dolefully

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a petty crime or mischief making; a minor adventure

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caper

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to annoy, iritate

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irk

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a public speaker

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orator

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a speach commemorating someone, especially at the time of thier death

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eulogy

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dignified behavior, the proper way of behaving at formal or solemn events

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decorum

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exaggeration, overstatement

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hyperbole

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the expected (often ritualized) behavior of two people entering into a romantic relationship

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courtship

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a spiritual healer, a medical scam artist

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root doctor

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behaving like a flirt, usede only for women

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coquetry

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to raise one's _________= to be angry; the fur on the back of a dog's neck

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hackles

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to give in; surrender

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submission

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to lie down

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prostrate

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crafty, sly, shrewd

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cunning

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land that juts out into thewater, peninsula, a cape

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promontories

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irritable, grumpy

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fractious

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people in whom one places one's trust

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confidants

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show-offy

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ostentatiously

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a hint; indirect suggestion

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insinuations

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someonewho takes the place of another unlawfully

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ursurper

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to strut as if you are "all that"

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swagger

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gloomily, dourly

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sullenly

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to waste away, to suffer

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languish

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to diminish

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dwindle

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migrants, temporary residents

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Transients

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fumes,sounds,energies coming from someone/something

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emanation

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delicate, elusive

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subtle

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obvious

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evident

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disrespect fotr the savred or holy

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sacrilege

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a god; a supernatural being worthy of worship

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deity

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worship, respect

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homage

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a class of angels

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seraphs

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obsession of something

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fanaticism

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the changing of one thing to another

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transmutation

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adulteration

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defilement

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abundantly

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profusely

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irritable, grumpy

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peevish

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one who flees the law

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fugitives

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chaotic

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turbulent

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to take (especially the best part) as one's own

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preempt

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determination

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perserverence

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an earnest request, prayer, plea

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supplication

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michievoulsy

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archly

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ferocious

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ferocity

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the way one walks, bearing

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gait

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delusion and disorientation from illness

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delirium

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a devil or demon, one who is known for cruelty

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fiend

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evil or cruel intention

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malice

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a rotting smell, wet swampy smell

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fetid