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83 Cards in this Set
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acrid |
harsh to the taste or smell; bitter; stinging |
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acrid |
acerbic |
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acrid |
caustic |
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acrid |
choking |
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acrid |
pungent |
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acrid |
sour |
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acrid |
trenchant |
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adroit |
having ready skill, either physical or mental |
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adroit |
deft |
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adroit |
dexterous |
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adroit |
handy |
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adroit |
clever |
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adroit |
cunning |
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adroit |
ingenious |
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affable |
easy to speak to; approachable |
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affable |
accessible |
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affable |
amiable |
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affable |
cordial |
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affable |
friendly |
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affable |
sociable |
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agile |
having the faculty of quick, easy motion |
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agile |
limberag |
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agile |
lithe |
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agile |
nimble |
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agile |
resilient |
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agile |
supple |
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agile |
mentally quick |
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agile |
alert |
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agile |
lively |
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benevolent |
desrous of the good of others; kindly; charitable |
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benevolent |
altruistic |
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benevolent |
compassionate |
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benevolent |
generous |
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benevolent |
philanthropic |
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cavalier |
showing a nonchalant, carefree attitude |
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cavalier |
careless |
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cavalier |
casual |
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cavalier |
heedless |
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cavalier |
jaunty |
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cavalier |
reckless |
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cavalier |
venturesome |
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cavalier |
displaying haughty indifference |
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cavalier |
arrogant |
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cavalier |
condescending |
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cavalier |
disdainful |
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cavalier |
lofty |
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cavalier |
superior |
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diabolic (al) |
of or pertaining to the Devil or devils; of the nature of the Devil |
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diabolic |
demoniac |
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diabolic |
demonic |
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diabolic |
devilish |
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diabolic |
fiendish |
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fervid |
glowing from heat |
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fervid |
blazing |
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fervid |
red-hot |
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fervid |
scorching |
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fervid |
searing |
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fervid |
torrid |
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fervid |
extremely passionate |
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fervid |
ardent |
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fervid |
impassioned |
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fervid |
intense |
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fervid |
vehement |
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fervid |
zealous |
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flagrant |
extremely and conspicuously bad (offense, crime or offender) |
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flagrant |
glaring |
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flagrant |
gross |
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flagrant |
rank |
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flamboyant |
in architecture, characterized by waved lines suggestive of flames; ornate |
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flamboyant |
baroque |
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flamboyant |
florid |
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flamboyant |
rococo |
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flamboyant |
extravagantly bold and colorful display (as in words, actions, or dress) |
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flamboyant |
ostentatious |
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flamboyant |
showy |
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formidable |
exciting fear or dread |
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formidable |
fearful |
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formidable |
dreadful |
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formidable |
menacing |
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formidable |
threatening |
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sinister |
suggestive of lurking evil or harm; evil, wicked |
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sinister |
baleful |
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sinister |
menacing |