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semi-conscious |
Adjective
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partially conscious or dazed |
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lacking manners |
Adjective
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lacking proper manners or decorum |
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cause to fade |
Verb
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to cause something to wither or fade |
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earnest money agreement |
Noun
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document recording an earnest money deposit |
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deposit agreement |
Noun
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document recording an earnest money deposit |
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to wrap |
Verb
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to wind or fold something around an object |
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to kill |
Verb
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to kill someone at the end of their destined lifespan |
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to complete |
Verb
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to bring a life to its destined conclusion |
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cause to carry |
Verb
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to cause someone to carry a load |
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make someone carry |
Verb
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to make someone carry a burden |
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unveiled state |
Noun
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a state of lacking modesty or concealment |
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mythical river |
Noun
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a mythical, difficult river to be crossed on the way to the underworld |
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river of the dead |
Noun
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the legendary river of the dead that must be crossed to reach the afterlife |
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clerical work |
Noun
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the professional duties of a clerk |
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heirless |
Adjective
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lacking an heir or legal representative |
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wicked old man |
Noun
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a derogatory term for an elderly man with wicked character |
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vile old man |
Noun
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a disparaging label for an old man of bad conduct |
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act of purchasing |
Noun
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the process or act of buying goods |
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young married woman |
Noun
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a young woman who is married |
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insincere invitation |
Noun
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an invitation extended only for show |
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empty invitation |
Noun
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a superficial or insincere invitation |
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purchased goods |
Noun
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provisions or goods that have been purchased |
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to be seated |
Verb
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to be placed in a seated position |
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Mimosa pudica |
Noun
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a sensitive plant with leaves that fold when touched |
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witchcraft-related |
Adjective
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pertaining to witchcraft or sorcery |
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lack of entitlement |
Noun
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the state of having no legal right or entitlement |
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insincere manner |
Noun
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a superficial or insincere manner of interaction |
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take responsibility |
Verb
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to assume accountability or duty |
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bear responsibility |
Verb
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to accept the burden of responsibility |
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cause to be carried |
Verb
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to be caused to carry something |
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have carried |
Verb
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to be made to carry |
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cause to speak |
Verb
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to be made to speak |
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witches and wizards |
Noun
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a group of witches and wizards |
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copy for information |
Noun
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a copy of a document sent to a third party for their awareness |
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for information |
Adverb
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for the purpose of information |
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for reference |
Adverb
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for the purpose of reference |
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leaf-cup |
Noun
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a large square or round cup made of leaves pinned together |
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way of speaking |
Noun
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a manner of speaking or conversing |
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intellectuality |
Noun
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the state or quality of being intellectual |
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peely |
Adjective
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consisting only of rind or bark |
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rind-like |
Adjective
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resembling or having the characteristics of rind |
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omental fat |
Noun
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an intestine in the abdomen covered in fat |
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visceral fat |
Noun
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fatty tissue surrounding the abdominal organs |
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Cordia dichotoma |
Noun
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a tree species with small leaves and edible fruit |
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Acorus calamus |
Noun
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a medicinal wetland plant with aromatic rhizomes |
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induce to speak |
Verb
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to cause someone to speak |
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to be caused to be polluted |
Verb
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to be caused to become polluted |
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to cause to pollute |
Verb
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to cause someone to pollute |
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contaminator |
Noun
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one who causes contamination or pollution |
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to be contaminated |
Verb
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to become contaminated or ritually impure |