| Term | Definition |
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Waffle |
(verb) to eqivocate; to change ones' position |
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Tender |
(verb) to proffer or offer; to give |
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Table |
(verb) to remove from consideration |
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Strut |
(noun) the supporting structual cross-part of a wing |
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Steep |
(verb) to saturate or completely soak |
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Singular |
(adj) exceptional; unusual; odd |
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Scurvy |
(adj) contemptible; despicable |
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Sap |
(verb) to enervate or weaken the vitality of |
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Qualify |
(verb) to limit |
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Quail |
(verb) to lose courage; to become frightened |
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Rent |
(adj/noun) torn; past of rend; an opening to tear |
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Rail |
(verb) to complain about bitterly |
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Prize |
(verb/noun) To pry; to press or force with a lever something taken by force; spoils |
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Plastic |
(adj) moldable; pliable not rigid |
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Wag |
(noun) wit; joker |
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Obtain |
(verb) to be established, acceptable or customary |
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Occult |
(adj) hidden; concealed; beyond comprehension |
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Pedestrian |
(adj) commonplace; trite, unremarkable; quotidian |
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Pied |
(adj) multicolored, usually in blotches or patches |
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Pine |
(verb) To lose vigor; to yearn |
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List |
(verb) to tilt or learn to one side |
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Nice |
(adj) exacting; fastidious extremly, even excessively precise |
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Mince |
(verb) to pronounce or speak affectedly; to speak too carefully |
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Milk |
(verb) to exploit; to squeeze every last ounce of |
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Lumber |
(verb) to move heavily and clumsily |
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Intimate |
(verb) to imply, suggest, or insinuate |
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Guy |
(noun) a cord or cable used to steady or guide something |
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Grouse |
(verb) to complain or grumble |
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Ford |
(verb) to wade across the swallow part of a river or steam |
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Flip |
(adj) sarcastic, impertinent |
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Bent |
(noun) leaning; inclination; proclivity; tendency |
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Flag |
(verb) to sag or droop; to become spiritless to decline |
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Exact |
(verb) to demand, call for require or take |
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Essay |
(verb) to test or try; to attempt or experiment |
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Die |
(noun) a part of a machine that punches shaped holes or cuts |
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Damp |
(verb) to diminish the intensity or check the vibration of a sound |
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Brook |
(verb) to tolerate, endure or countenance |
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Appropriate |
(verb) to take for one's own use; confiscate |
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Alloy |
(verb) to commingle; to debase by mixing with something inferior |
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Arrest |
(verb) to suspend, to engage, to hold one's attention |
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August |
(adj) majestic, venerable |
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Cardinal |
(adj) of great importance |
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Broach |
(verb) to bring up or announce, to begin to talk about |
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Color |
(verb) to change as if by dyeing, i.e. to disort, gloss, or affect |
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