| Term | Definition |
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corrode |
to eat or wear away by degrees, usually by chemical action |
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corrosion |
the process or the result of corroding |
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debris |
broken, scattered remains |
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debris |
litter; rubbish |
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elated |
happy and excited; overjoyed |
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elation |
a feeling of great joy and excitement |
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exploit |
a brave or daring act; an adventure |
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exploit |
to make full use of; to utilize |
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exploit |
to use in a selfish way; to take unfair advantage of |
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leeway |
an extra amount of time or space that allows some freedom |
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miniature |
on a small scale |
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miniature |
a very small copy |
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miniature |
a small painting, especially a portrait |
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mobile |
an artistic strcture with parts that move easily |
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mobile |
Easily moved. |
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onset |
a start or a beginning |
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ooze |
soft, watery mud, as at the bottom of a lake or the sea |
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ooze |
to leak out slowly |
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pathetic |
causing feelings of pity or sorrow |
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pathetic |
held in low esteem; arousing scorn |
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preliminary |
coming at the beginning; coming before the main event or activity |
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quest |
a hunt or search |
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restrain |
to hold back; to keep under control |
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restraint |
a holding back or keeping under control |
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restraint |
something used to control or hold in check |
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salvage |
to save from destruction or loss |
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salvage |
property saved from loss or destruction |
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scour |
to clean by scrubbing hard |
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scour |
to search thoroughly |