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pelted with They were pelted with rotten potatoes
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the hard black wood of various tropical trees
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I have never seen a fanny before
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dirty, unpleasant and not socially acceptable
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for write something carelessly Someone has scrawled all over my notes
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To give sb a lower or less important role or rank My favourite team has been relegated to the lower league
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A stron feeling of hatred or dislike or oppositio that relationship was full of aminosity
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The system of exchanging goods without momey
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Something unpleasant that is common This city is rife with fugitives
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Wear sth akin to this one
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to come or develop from somethinf The words politics is derived from Greek word city
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I participate in clandestine meetings
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To have sth as the main or part feature Life does not consist in eating and sleeping only
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Many destitute people are living in the streets
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to take care of oneself without any help When I was 10 I could fend for myself
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An offensive way of referring to somebody who does not believe in what the speaker considers to be true religion I condemn all the infidels
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a small hard seed in some type of fruits or a dot on the domino I found some pips in my apple
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slight shaking because of fear or cold There was a tremor in my country
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Money paid by state to unemployed people There was a huge dole queue on Monday
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As a tourist I always thwart people getting fleeced
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synonyms: rumble (stomach) Cease grumbling at this topic
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A book with empty pages where you can stick pictures etc
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The space was billowed with smoke
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A statue of famous person
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To bury someone to cover someone completely I've seen so many people entombed
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To get monry by threatening Thugs often use extortion
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Fighting against the government
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Let us do this at the eventide
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I nearly keeled over yesterday
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rock or earth from which metal can be obtain Smelting ore with charcoal
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Unreasonable and shocking That decision was preposterous
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willing to listen and accept new things I always tell people to be more receptive
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quality of being spontaneous It requires some type of spontaneity
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I do not think we will winnthe treble
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Someone who is skillful with their hands
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When liquid curdles it seperates into solid and liquid parts Milk starts to curdle after 10 minutes
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I have respect for espionage
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There were two assailants
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to take interest in something but not seriously I just dabble in playing CS GO
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of a meal or apettite or of an energetic person Stasiek is really hearty on a daily basis
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A person that people avoid cause that person has done something I was somewhat of a leper in primary school
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a piece of land with fruit trees My girlfriend has orchard galore
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large amount of something soft
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a pipe through which people may slide We are going to build a chute
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one cost in order to reduce or cancel the other What would you do to offset the increase of taxes
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The prices plummeted down
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We h wait till his anger abaits
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the fact or a way of behaving that is not usual and rather unacceptable Childless women are aberrarions
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The great praise or admiration Band enjoys immense adulation
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the fact of having sex as being married with someome who is not your spouse My father commited adultery
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total amoun of small pieces put together A record aggregate of 285 points
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My feet was covered with algea
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Used when someone goes by a different name I have an alias it is sikor
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a former male student of college or school I am the alumnus of highschool
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Device to make the sound louder We might need the amplifier for the party
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His antics is widely acceptable
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getting weak because of lack of blood I am suffering from atrophy
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Avarice will always be a thing
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Their performance are august
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to attrackt sb or trick sb into soing something He was beguiled by her beauty
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Do not bicker about that now
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Confident in an agressive way
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The starting point of something The baseline was 60 kilos
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The dog that tracks people People used to use bloodhounds to look for people
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Negative response by a large number of people That decision raised the backlash
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someone whose relative has just died My girlfriend is bereaved
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having superstrength, artificial limbs
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to hit sb hard repeatedly Some slut has been bludgeoned to death
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Wooden floor by the beach We held hands on the boardwalk
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to be slow to accept sth because you are surprised
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Someone who is eccentric and unconventional
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Gas quickly diffused into the space
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To show that you have a lot of it I always try to exude confidence especially in public
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modt important part of sth or inner part of the seed The kernel of her speech was not to give up
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He unveiled my innermost secrets
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This land intersects the woods
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Group of people that have sth in common My focus is contingent on the circumstences
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Your rights are enshrined in the law
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We decided to forgo without the dinner
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Leftovers at the bottom of a cup I never drink dregs of my coffee
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Plant that grows along the ground There is someone standing by the creeper
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