| Term | Definition |
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privy |
privately informed about |
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feign |
to pretend |
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supercilious |
disdainful, contemptuous |
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fractious |
rebellious; irritable |
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pungent |
sharply affecting taste or smell |
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incredulous |
skeptical |
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deft |
skillful, nimble |
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bantering |
to exchange light, playful, teasing remarks |
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rancor |
bitter resentment; hatred; malice |
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extemporize |
to do something impromptu |
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vigil |
a devotional watch |
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banns |
the ritual notice of an intended marriage |
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peremptory |
marked by self-assurance, imperious, masterful |
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contiguous |
touching; in contact |
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hauteur |
disdainful pride |
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omnibus |
bus |
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prodigality |
lavish abundance, wastefulness |
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vacuous |
purposeless, idle, without ideas or intelligence |
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wan |
sickly pale |
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credulity |
gullibility |
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corpulent |
fat, obese |
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provincial |
unsophisticated, narrow-minded |
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echolalia |
the uncontrollable and immediate repetition of words spoken by someone else |
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convivial |
fond of feasting, drinking, and companionship |
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vinous |
related to wine |
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enjoin |
to direct someone in order to do something |
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malevolence |
hate, ill will |
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