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36 Cards in this Set
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boldly resistant or challenge |
defiantly |
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any rich or abundant meal |
feast |
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to have a gloomy or threatening look |
scowl |
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satisfaction |
gloat |
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a favor |
obliged |
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filled with a sense of guilt |
contrite |
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to bring out of a state of sleep or inactivity |
roused |
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to get really mad |
explode |
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to chuckle gleefully |
chortled |
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he smiled in a scornful way |
scornfully |
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a tough lawless person; roughneck |
ruffian |
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make believe |
pretense |
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mock; jeer |
scoffed |
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to beat with a whip; stick |
flog |
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a fixed allowance of provisions or food |
ratio |
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royal |
regal |
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bleached |
blanched |
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the betrayal of a trust or confidence |
treason |
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to observe or study thoughtfully |
contemplated |
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boldly, rude or disrespectful |
insolent |
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having the power or quality of deciding |
decisive |
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jumble |
muddle |
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an informal conference between enemies under a truce |
parly |
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of or like a mule; as being very stubborn |
mulishness |
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to consider something deeply and thoroughly |
pondered |
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the feeling of displeasure at some act |
resentment
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to swell out; puff up |
billowing |
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a stick, rod, pole or the like |
stave |
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contemplate; describe "a scurvy stick" |
scurvy |
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to surround; enclose |
girded |
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to rob, despoil or fleece |
plunder |
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a loud confused noise as if many voices |
hubbub |
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strong of body; heartly sturdy |
stout |
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a unit of dry measure containing 4 pecks |
bushel |
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an opinion or view or belief |
notion |
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any light simple song, especially one of sentimental or romantic character |
ballad |