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Coveted
verb

Back 1

to want intensely.
She received the award she had coveted for so long.
The horns of the animal are coveted as trophies by hunters.

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cakle
verb

Back 2

to laugh or speak with such a sound.
Grandmother cackled with delight when she won the card game.

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cringe
verb

Back 3

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

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veer
verb

Back 4

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

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lurch

noun

Back 5

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

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contradiction

Back 6

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

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meek
adjetive

Back 7

doing what others want; not standing up for oneself; tame.
The meek child always did as he was told.

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careen
noun

Back 8

the act of swaying while in swift forward motion.

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woozy
adjetive

Back 9

informal) dazed or confused

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hooodlum
noun

Back 10

a rough young man who gets into trouble.
The windows were broken by hoodlums.

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bolevard
noun

Back 11

a wide city street, often with trees planted along its sides.

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squeamish
noun

Back 12

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

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disdainful
adjitive

Back 13

feeling or showing scorn, contempt, or aloofness.

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befuddle
verb

Back 14

to confuse or mislead.

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bewilder
verb

Back 15

to confuse or puzzle

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spew
verb

Back 16

to be thrown out with force or in large amounts.
Words spewed out of her.

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misery
noun

Back 17

a condition in which one is very unhappy or suffers very much.
She was in misery when her house burned down.

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amble
verb

Back 18

a condition in which one is very unhappy or suffers very much.
She was in misery when her house burned down.

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squirm
verb

Back 19

to twist the body about; wriggle.
The boy squirmed in his chair because he had to go to the bathroom.

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skirt
verb

Back 20

to avoid or evade

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armory
noun

Back 21

heraldry or the art of blazoning arms in heraldry

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quadruple
verb

Back 22

quadrupled, quadruples, quadrupling

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restraint
noun

Back 23

the act or process of restraining oneself or others.

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groggy
adjetive

Back 24

dazed, confused, or off-balance as a result of a blow or fall, anesthesia, or the like.

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rump
noun

Back 25

the human buttocks

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gesture
noun

Back 26

any action intended for its effect or value as nonverbal communication.

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clumsy
adjetive

Back 27

without physical grace or control; awkward.

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gizzard
noun

Back 28

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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scenario
noun

Back 29

a hypothesized set of circumstances or course of action.

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flotsam
noun

Back 30

discarded items; litter

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carcass
noun

Back 31

the body of a dead animal

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oblivious
adjetive

Back 32

lacking any recollection; forgetting or forgetful

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scowl
verb

Back 33

to make an angry frown.

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flinch
verb

Back 34

to draw away suddenly in pain or fear.

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intercept
verb

Back 35

to stop or take hold of; interrupt the movement or progress of

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monkeyshine
noun

Back 36

a playful, teasing, or mischievous prank or trick.

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silhouette
noun

Back 37

any dark figure seen against a light background, so that details are hard to see.

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dilemma
noun

Back 38

a situation that requires a choice between two actions, neither of which will be a good solution.

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snicker
verb

Back 39

to laugh in a sly and partly restrained way.

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apparent
adjetive

Back 40

seeming to be so at first observation, but not necessarily so; ostensible.

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humane
adjetive

Back 41

showing kindness or mercy

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impish
adjetive

Back 42

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

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devastate
verb

Back 43

to destroy or ruin

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rodent like
noun

Back 44

a small mammal with long front teeth used for gnawing. Many kinds of rodents are found all over the world. Rodents include rats, mice, hamsters, porcupines, chinchillas, guinea pigs, squirrels, prairie dogs, gophers, woodchucks, and beavers.

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muffle
verb

Back 45

to wrap or cover so as to protect or keep warm

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audible
adjetive

Back 46

heard or able to be heard.

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upthrust
noun

Back 47

a thrust in an upward direction.

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fusillade
noun

Back 48

a continuous or simultaneous discharge of many firearms.

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compartment
noun

Back 49

a part or area of something that is divided off as a section of the whole.

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reconstitute
verb

Back 50

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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amble
verb

Back 51

to walk at a slow, easy pace

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throttle
noun

Back 52

a pedal, lever, handle, or the like that opens or closes such a valve.

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gorge
verb

Back 53

to fill with too much food; stuff.