 | Term | Definition |
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brawl |
a rough, noisy fight |
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brawl |
to fight noisily |
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casual |
not planned |
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casual |
not regular; occasional |
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casual |
suitable for everyday use; comfortable |
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constant |
not changing |
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constant |
loyal; faithful |
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constant |
without a pause; unending |
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excel |
to do well; to be better or greater than others |
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exhaust |
to use up |
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exhaust |
to tire out |
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exhaust |
the waste gases from an engine; also, the system that pumps out such waste gases |
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hardy |
able to survive under bad conditions; tough |
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mediocre |
of low to medium quality; barely passable |
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monotonous |
always the same; not varying; boring |
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monotony |
lack of variety resulting in boredom |
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originate |
to bring or come into being |
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origin |
a beginning or coming into being |
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punctuate |
to add marks such as commas and periods to writing to make the meaning clear |
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punctuate |
to interrupt from time to time |
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punctuation |
the use of marks such as commas and periods in writing |
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ravenous |
very hungry |
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ravenous |
eager for whatever satisfies one's wants or needs |
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realistic |
closely resembling real life |
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realistic |
aware of things as they are; practical |
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soothe |
to make calm and relaxed |
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soothe |
to relieve soreness; to make less painful |
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stampede |
a sudden rush of animals or people, usually caused by fear |
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stampede |
to take part in a stampede |
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veteran |
a person who has served in the armed forces |
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veteran |
a person with much experience |
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veteran |
experienced |
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