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abound |
to be plentiful, be filled |
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braggart |
a boaster; boastful in a loud, annoying way |
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cache |
a hiding place, something hidden or stored |
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clarification |
the act of making clear or understandable, an explanation |
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despondent |
sad, without hope, discouraged |
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embezzle |
to steal property entrusted to one's care |
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heartrending |
causing mental pain or grief |
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leisurely |
unhurried, taking plenty of time; in an easygoing or unhurried way |
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lethargic |
unnaturally sleepy; dull, slow moving; indifferent |
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malady |
a sickness, illness, disease, disorder |
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mellow |
rip, well-matured; soft, sweet, and rich; gentle, pleasant; to become gentle and sweet |
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nomadic |
wandering, moving about from place to place |
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piecemeal |
one piece at a time; gradually |
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quest |
a search, hunt; to search, seek, ask |
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random |
by chance, not planned or prearranged; irregular |
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rant |
to speak widly and noisily; loud, violent talk |
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reinforce |
to make stronger with new materials or support |
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seclusion |
isolation from others, solitude |
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status |
a person's condition or position in the eyes of the law; relative rank or standing, especially in society; prestige |
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turmoil |
a state of great confusion or disorder; mental strain or agitation |
