słówka week 3

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assault
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in a morally offensive way
attempted
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tried unsuccssfully
aversion for
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a strong dislike, repugnance
uterus
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womb; woman's organ in which babies develop
brunt
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burden, stress
rampant
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profusely widespread
binary
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consisting of two parts
bogus
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false, not real or not legal
booed
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hissed off, expressed disapproval
cleft
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partially split or divided
vulva
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the outeropening of the female sex organs
coerce
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to force sb to do sth by threats
come to grips with
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to confront
scrutiny
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careful and thorough examination
compelled to
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to be pressed by sb
conjure up
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evoke
venture
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an undertaking involving chance, risk, or danger
corroborative
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giving support to, affirmative
assailant
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a person who attacks another
defendant
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a person in a law case who is accused of having done something illegal; accused
constraints
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restrictions
degradation
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a decline to a lower condition
mandatory
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demanded by law
detention
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imprisonment
draft registration
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an act of registrating somebody for compulsory military service
drag into
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pull along
eligible
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having the necessary qualities
elegibility for
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the condition of being qualified to participate or being chosen
rain-slicked
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slippery, very smooth
erasure
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the act of removing or destroying sth
entitled to
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have a right,
snatch
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taking, to take something or someone away by force
propensities
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natural inclinations, preferences
ghastly
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unpleasant and shocking
illuminating
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enlightening spiritually or intelectually
impel to
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provoke, motivate
intricacy
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complexity, difficulty
uproar
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outrage, indignation
assailant
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a person who attacks another person
leap out
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jump out
devoured
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eaten up
referee
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arbitrator; judge
respective
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particular, individual
ripe
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fully developed and ready to collect
navel
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the central part

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