| Term | Definition |
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agenda |
a program for a meeting; a list or outline |
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amiable |
friendly; good natured |
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befuddle |
to confuse; make stupid |
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blight |
a disease that causes plants to wither and die |
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boisterous |
rough and noisy in a cheerful way |
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clarity |
clearness; accuracy |
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compliant |
willing to do what someone else wants |
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conserve |
to preserve; to keep from being damaged |
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debut |
a first public appearance; a formal entrance into society |
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gory |
marked by bloodshed; slaughter or violence |
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gross |
overweight; coarse; vulgar |
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induce |
to cause, bring out or persuade |
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leeway |
extra space for moving along a certain route |
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limber |
flexible |
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maze |
a network of paths through which it is hard to find one's way |
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oracle |
someone or something who can predict the future |
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partisan |
a strong supporter of a person, party or cause |
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reimburse |
to pay back |
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vacate |
to go away from; leave empty |
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vagabond |
a idle wanderer, a tramp |