 | Term | Definition |
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levity |
noun; lightness or gaiety /S buoancy, wieghtlessness |
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lexicon |
noun; a dictionary /S Terminology, glossory |
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liege |
noun; master, lord /S royalty, king |
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magnanimous |
adj; noble, generous in forgiving /S generous, kind |
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marital |
adj; having to do with marriage /S nuptial, conjugal |
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libation |
noun; alcoholic drink /S beer, drinkable |
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mercenary |
noun; one who works for money /S |
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meticulous |
adj; extremely careful about small details /S |
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motley |
adj; made up of different simmilar parts /S |
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mundane |
adj; not of heaven, not spiritual /S |
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murky |
adj; gloomy, dark, cloudy /S |
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myriad |
adj; a very large number /S |
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naive |
adj; simple in nature /S |
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nocturnal |
adj; having to do with night /S |
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novice |
noun; a beginner /S |
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noxious |
adj; harmful to health /S |
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nuance |
noun; a delicate variation in tone /S |
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obese |
adj; really really really really fat /S |
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obstreperous |
adj; boisterous /S |
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odium |
noun; hatred /S |
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officious |
adj; offering unnecessary /S |
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ominous |
adj; threatining /S |
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ostensible |
adj; apparent /S |
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ostracize |
verb; to banish /S |
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pandemonium |
noun; a wild disorder /S |
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parsimonious |
adj; too economical /S |
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penitent |
adj; expressing sorrow for having sinned /S |
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pernicious |
adj; causing injury /S |
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pertinent |
adj; having to di with what is being considered /S |
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omniscient |
adj; having unlimited knowledge /S |
