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slickly |
Adverb
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with superficial plausibility |
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subconsciously |
Adverb
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from the subconscious mind |
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sine die |
Adverb
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without a date fixed (as of an adjournment) |
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sotto voce |
Adverb
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in an undertone |
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scot free |
Adverb
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free from harm or penalty |
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skyward |
Adverb
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toward the sky |
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skyward |
Adjective
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directed toward heaven or the sky |
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sub rosa |
Adverb
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in secret or covertly |
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skywards |
Adverb
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toward the sky |
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sullenly |
Adverb
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in a sullen manner |
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semiweekly |
Adverb
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twice a week |
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semiweekly |
Adjective
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occurring twice a week |
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semiweekly |
Noun
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a periodical that is published twice each week (or 104 issues per year) |
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structurally |
Adverb
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with respect to structure |
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south |
Adverb
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in a southern direction |
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south |
Adjective
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situated in or facing or moving toward or coming from the south |
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south |
Noun
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a location in the southern part of a country, region, or city |
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south |
Noun
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the cardinal compass point that is at 180 degrees |
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south |
Noun
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the direction corresponding to the southward cardinal compass point |
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semimonthly |
Adverb
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twice a month |
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semimonthly |
Adjective
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occurring twice a month |
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semimonthly |
Noun
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a periodical that is published twice each month (or 24 issues per year) |
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semiannually |
Adverb
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twice a year |
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shrewdly |
Adverb
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in a shrewd manner |
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sagaciously |
Adverb
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in a shrewd manner |
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sapiently |
Adverb
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in a shrewd manner |
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surlily |
Adverb
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in a churlish manner |
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seasonably |
Adverb
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at an opportune time |
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seasonably |
Adverb
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in accordance with the season |
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selflessly |
Adverb
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in an altruistic manner |
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slap |
Adverb
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directly |
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slap |
Noun
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the act of smacking something |
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slap |
Noun
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a blow from a flat object (as an open hand) |
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slap |
Verb
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hit with something flat, like a paddle or the open hand |
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slapdash |
Adverb
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directly |
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slapdash |
Adverb
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in a careless or reckless manner |
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slapdash |
Adjective
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marked by great carelessness |
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smack |
Adverb
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directly |
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smack |
Noun
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the act of smacking something |
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smack |
Noun
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an enthusiastic kiss |
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smack |
Noun
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street names for heroin |
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smack |
Noun
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a sailing ship (usually rigged like a sloop or cutter) used in fishing and sailing along the coast |
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smack |
Noun
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the taste experience when a savoury condiment is taken into the mouth |
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smack |
Noun
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a blow from a flat object (as an open hand) |
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smack |
Verb
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press (the lips) together and open (the lips) noisily, as in eating |
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smack |
Verb
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deliver a hard blow to |
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smack |
Verb
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kiss lightly |
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smack |
Verb
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have a distinctive or characteristic taste |
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smack |
Verb
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have an element suggestive of something |
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skew-whiff |
Adverb
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turned or twisted to one side |