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HOT
QUENTE
UGLY
FEIO
RIGHT
CERTO
LOW
BAIXO (COISAS)
POOR
POBRE
YOUNG
JOVEM
DIRTY
SUJO
WARM
MORNO
WET
MOLHADO
FAT
GORDO
BIG
GRANDE
FULL
CHEIO
DRY
SECO
SAD
TRISTE
SMALL
PEQUENO
SMOOTH
MACIO
SHORT
BAIXO (PESSOAS)
COLD
FRIO
CHEAP
BARATO
SWEET
DOCE
BEAUTIFUL
LINDO (A)
BAD
RUIM, MAU
EXPENSIVE
CARO
FALSE
FALSO
CLEAN
LIMPO
WRONG
ERRADO
NEW
NOVO
GOOD
BOM
COOL
FRESCO
TRUE
VERDADEIRO
EMPTY
VAZIO
RICH
RICO
ROUGH
ÁSPERO
HIGH
ALTO(COISAS)
THIN
MAGRO
TALL
ALTO (PESSOAS)
HAPPY
FELIZ
OLD
VELHO