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| skillful, capable | ||
| roundabout | ||
| difficult to manipulate, unmanageable | ||
| excessively complaint or submissive | ||
| sleepy, drowsy | ||
| the moral attitudes and fixed customs of a group of people | ||
| an omen | ||
| concerned; attentive | ||
| to conceal, to fake | ||
| abruptly and rudely short | ||
| to reduce the severity of | ||
| to graze, rummaging for food | ||
| eliciting or possessing an extraordinary interest in sex | ||
| excessively worshipping | ||
| obsure,secret, known only by a few | ||
| unclear, partially hidden | ||
| disdainfully proud | ||
| an insult | ||
| suitable for drinking | ||
| to clarify,explain | ||
| spontaneous feeling of closeness | ||
| lack of harmony or consistency | ||
| resentment, offense | ||
| charming, pleasing | ||
| to confront verbally | ||
| tearse in speech or writting | ||
| a pipe or channel through which something passes | ||
| undisciplined,lewd, lustful | ||
| to disregard or obey openly | ||
| to increase or make greater | ||
| truthfulness, accuracy | ||
| to reduce, lessen | ||
| depravity, moral corruption | ||
| something that doesn't fit into normal order | ||
| no longer used or existing | ||
| to rest, lie down | ||
| readily seen or understood | ||
| displaying a lack of legal or moral restraint | ||
| hard working, diligent | ||
| not inclined to talk | ||
| believing that ones self is all that exists (only one that matters) | ||
| unoriginial, eliminate its true meaning | ||
| to remove offensive of incorrect parts, usually of a book | ||
| quite, modest, reserved | ||
| easily intelligible, clear | ||
| to urge, | ||
| instilling hatred or intense displeasure | ||
| a gift or blessing | ||
| to have foreknowledge of events | ||
| understood by only a select few | ||
| brave in the face of danger | ||
| able to change shape; displaying great variety | ||
| an uninspired remark, cliche | ||
| patience, restraint, toleration | ||
| extremely lively, enthusiastic | ||
| a burden | ||
| false but designed to seem plausible | ||
| vaguely defined, cloudy | ||
| casually rude, insolent | ||
| an overabundant supply or indulgence | ||
| critize harshly or abusivly; scold angerly and at length | ||
| loathsome, detestable | ||
| optimistic, cheery | ||
| abundant |
