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adequate
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adj
sufficient, enough |
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Ajar
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adjactive
partly open |
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Dialogue
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noun
a conversation between two or more people |
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Emblem
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Noun
a symbol, sign, token |
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gigantic
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adjactive
huge, giant, emmense |
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Havoc
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noun
very great destruction, ruin |
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Hearth
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Noun
the floor of a fireplace |
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Implore
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Verb
to beg earnestly |
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Infamous
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Adjactive
Very wicked, shameful |
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innumerable
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adjactive
to many to count, without number |
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Lax
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Adjactive
not strict, careless, relaxed |
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Mar
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verb
to spoil, damage, injure |
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Misdemeanor
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Noun
a crime or offense that is less serious than a felony |
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Mull
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Verb
to thik about, ponder |
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Narrative
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Noun
a story or detailed report adjactive the nature of a story |
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overture
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noun
an opening, and introduction |
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Pact
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Noun
agreement, traety |
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Stalemate
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Nounfurther action is impossible
Verb Bring to a standstill |
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Vinidictive
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Adjactive
bearing a grudge, revenge |
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Wilt
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Verb
limp and drooping, wither, to lose strengh |
