| Term | Definition |
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bluster |
to talk in a loud and bullying manner |
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bluster |
Loud, boastful or threatening talk or commotion |
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blustering |
blowing loudly and violently |
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council |
a group of people who meet to decide or plan something, give advice, or make laws |
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dwell |
to live or reside |
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dwell |
to keep thinking about |
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dwelling |
a house or home |
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exterminate |
to kill or destroy completely |
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fee |
a fixed sum or money charged |
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garment |
any piece of clothing |
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infest |
to overrun in a way that causes harm or annoyance |
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insist |
to take a stand and hold firmly to it |
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insistent |
unyielding; firm |
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paltry |
very small and worthless; hardly worth considering |
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peculiar |
odd; strange |
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peculiar |
limited to a person, country, group or thing |
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rash |
a breaking out of red spots on the skin |
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rash |
a series of outbreaks |
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rash |
too hasty or reckless |
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revenge |
the desire to return harm for harm done |
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revenge |
the act of paying back wrong done |
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revenge |
to get even for a wrong done; to retaliate |
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rodent |
an animal with sharp teeth for gnawing |
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rodent |
of or relating to rodents |
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swarm |
to move in large numbers |
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swarm |
a large, moving crowd or mass |
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vat |
a large container such as a tub or barrel used for holding liquids |