 | Term | Definition |
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abandon |
v. to give up completely |
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adversary |
n. enemy or opponent |
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baffle |
v. to confuse |
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blunder |
n. stupid or careless mistake |
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colossal |
adj very big, enormous |
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detect |
v to discover something not easily noticed |
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haul |
v to pull or carry with effort |
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overpower |
v to defeat |
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rejoice |
v to be very happy |
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scoff |
v to mock |
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sentinel |
n one who guards an entry |
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siege |
n surrounding a place inorder to force it to surrencer |
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sinister |
adj. suggesting or leading to evil or harm |
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victor |
n. winner ina contest |
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victorious |
adj. successful in a contest or battle |
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woe |
n. deep distress or misery |
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woeful |
adj. full of woe, unhappy |
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abandon |
v. to lose or give up completely |
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abandon |
v. to withdraw help or support from one in need |
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blunder |
v. to make such a mistake |
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blunder |
v. to move in a clums or careless way |
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haul |
n. the amount caught or taken at one time |
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haul |
n. the distance traveled or to be traveled |
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woe |
n. trouble; misfortune |
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woeful |
adj very bad; wretched |
