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labyrinth |
(LAB uh rinth) n amaze; something like a maze |
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laconic |
(luh KAHN ik) adj using few words, especially to the pt. of seeming rude |
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lament |
(uh MENT) v to mourn |
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lampoon |
(lam POON) v to satirize; to mock; to parody |
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languish |
(LANG gwish) v to become weak, listless, depressed |
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labyrinth |
each of the fitty floors in the office building was a ( ) of the dark corridors & narrow pathways |
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laconic |
the manager's ( ) dismissal letter left the fired workers feeling angry & hurt. |
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lamentable |
regretable |
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lament |
as the snowstorm gained in intensity , stan ( ) his decision that morning to dress in shorts & a T-shirt. |
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lampoon |
the irreverent students mercilessly ( ) their Latin teacher's .lisp in a kit at the school talent show. |
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languish |
the formerly eager & vigorous accountant ( ) in his tedious at the internationl conglomerate |
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languid |
to languish |
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languid |
the child seemed so ( ) that his father thought that he was sick & called the doctor. it turned out that the little boy had simply an overdose of television |
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largess |
(lahr JES) n generous giving of gifts or gifts themselves |
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largess |
sam was marginally literate at best. only the ( ) of his uncle got him into Princeton. |