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| Possessing a foreknowledge of events | |
| Hard or insular, pertaining the the sclera | |
| Using few words, terse, brief | |
| Flagrantly bad, conspicuously awful | |
| Capable of causing fire | |
| Lively eagerness, cheerful and quick in attitude | |
| Being or seeming to be everywhere at the same moment | |
| To dismantle for repairs, to examine carefully for needed repairs | |
| Noisily and stubbornly defiant (adj) | |
| Reduced availability of luxury goods | |
| A code of silence among members of the mafia and other crime organizations | |
| Incompetent, useless. Having no sense of purpose or responsibility | |
| Just beginning and not yet properly developed | |
| Immoral behavior or reckless and extravagant spending | |
| Unique, in a class of its own | |
| A made up word meaning the taking of pleasure in another person's lack of hair | |
| Disgrace from an exceedingly shameful act | |
| A person who abandons his/her religion, party or cause | |
| Holding the theory that the self is the only thing that can be known and verified | |
| The state of being stubbornly persistent (noun) | |
| Relating to conflict within a group | |
| Causing lethargy, relating to sleep | |
| 'Night of broken glass' - a program of terror conducted by Nazis against Jewish families and businesses in Germany and Austria | |
| Walking from place to place | |
| Recently coming into existence | |
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| Haphazard, having no set plan | |
| Formidable, worthy of respect | |
| Excessive pride, extreme arrogance | |
| Wondrous to see and/or to relate | |
| Nursery for children | |
| Showing symptoms of stroke, causing stroke | |
| An artificial or inferior substitute | |
| Naive, unsophisticated, insipid | |
| Supposed, commonly regarded as such | |
| Relating to a worldview in which everything is divided into good and bad, black and white | |
| French for 'duck', refers to a baseless and sometimes derogatory story or rumor | |
| Reverting to an ancestral or primitive state | |
| The official currency of China | |
| Cheerfully optimistic, a ruddy healthy color | |
| Very old, referring to the time before the flood in the Bible | |
| The center of attention, something that attracts attention due to its brilliance or other outstanding qualities | |
| Relating to knowledge or the study of knowledge | |
| A mythical creature with a lion's head, goat's body and serpent's tail, an illusion or imaginary object | |
| A skilled debater, a person skilled in argumentative discussions | |
| Mutual civility, an atmosphere of social harmony | |
| Place of origin, history of ownership of an object | |
| The social, economical, cultural, or ideological influence exerted by a dominant group over others | |
| The quality of realism as depicted in print or visual media | |
| A move, countermove or line of attack in political or diplomatic affairs | |
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