Wringer

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coveted-transitive verb

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to envy or wish to possess (something belonging to another) inordinately or without right.

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cackle-intransitive verb

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to make the sharp, broken cry of a hen.

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cringe-intransitive verb

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to crouch or shrink back, usu. in fear; cower.

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veer-intransitive verb

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to turn aside or away from a particular course; change direction; swerve.

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lurch-phrase

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a sudden sideways motion, as of a boat.

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contradiction-noun

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a statement that contradicts itself or another statement; denial.

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meek-adjective

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unable or unwilling to assert oneself; lacking spirit; submissive; retiring.

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careen-intransitive verb

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of a ship, to sway over to one side, as in a wind.

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hoodlums-noun

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bad people, rambuncious, out of control

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boulevard-noun

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a wide city street, often lined with trees or landscaped.

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squeamish-adjective

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too easily shocked or offended in matters of morality or principles.

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distainful-adjective

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feeling or showing scorn, contempt, or aloofness.

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befuddled-verb

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to confuse or mislead.

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gizzard-noun

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an enlarged, muscular portion of the digestive tract of birds in which partially digested food is finely ground with the aid of abrasive particles

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bewilder-transitive verb

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to confuse or befuddle, esp. with too many or conflicting alternatives

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spew-transitive verb

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to spurt out (food brought up from the stomach); vomit

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misery-noun

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great unhappiness; extreme emotional distress

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amble-intransitive verb

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to walk at an easy, leisurely pace; stroll

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skirt-noun

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a woman's or girl's garment that hangs from the waist.

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armory-noun

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a place where military weapons and equipment are manufactured or stored

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rump-noun

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the hindquarters of an animal

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squirm-intransitive verb

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to twist around or wiggle

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quadruple-adjective noun

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having four parts

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groggy-adjective

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confused or unbalenced

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restraint-noun

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the act or process of restraining oneself or others

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gesture-noun

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a movement of one's body, limbs of faces that expresses emotion or feeling or reinforces

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clumsy-adjective

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lacking physical grace or cordination;ackward;fumbling

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oblivious-adjective

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not conscious or paying attention; unknowing or unaware

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scowl-intransitive verb

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to make one's brows contract in an expression of anger, gloom, displeasure, or the like; frown; glower.

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flinch-intransitive verb

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to draw away suddenly, as in pain or fear; wince.

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intercept-transitive verb

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to stop or seize, thereby interrupting the movement or progress of.

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monkeyshines-noun

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(informal; usu. pl.) a playful, teasing, or mischievous prank or trick.

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silhouette-transitive verb

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to display or outline in silhouette.

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dilemma-noun

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a problem that requires a choice between equally undesirable solutions or that resists satisfactory solution.

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snicker-intransitive verb

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to laugh in a sly, suppressed way.

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apparent-adjective

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visible, plain, or clearly seen.

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humane-adjective

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showing compassion in treating one's fellow creatures; kind; merciful

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impish-adjective

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of or like an imp, esp. in behavior; mischievous.

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devastate-transitive verb

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to ravage or lay waste, as by war or natural disaster

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intercept-verb

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to stop or seizethereby interrupting the movement or progress of.

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rodent like-noun

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any of various related four-footed mammals, such as mice, rabbits, and woodchucks, characterized by large, sharp front teeth used for gnawing and nibbling

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muffle-transitive verb

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to wrap or cover, as for warmth, protection, or privacy (often fol. by up).

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audible-adjective

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heard or able to be heard.

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monkeyshines-noun

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playfull, teasing, or mischievous prank or trick

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upthrust-noun

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a thrust in an upward direction.

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fusillade-noun

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a continuous or simultaneous discharge of many firearms.

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compartment-transitive verb

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to divide or separate into compartments; compartmentalize.

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silhouette-noun

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an outline or profile, filled in with a solid dark color, esp. of a persons head

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reconstitute-transitive verb

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to put together or constitute again, esp. to add water to a powdered or dehydrated substance to restore it to liquid

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throttle-noun

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a valve in a machine, esp. an automobile engine, that controls the flow of fuel, air, or the like.

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gorge-noun

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the action of eating to great excess

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dilemma-noun

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a problem that requires a choice between equallity undesirable solutions or that resists satisfactory solutions

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snicker-verb

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to laugh in a sly surpressed way

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apparent-Adjictive

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visible plain or cleary seen

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humane-adgective

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showing compashing in treating one's fellow creature kind;mercyfull

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woozy-adjective

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(informal) dazed or confused.

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impish-adjective

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for or like an imp,esp. in behavior