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| uncivillized, wild, savage | |
| to detect with eyes or to detect with senses other than vision | |
| kind of like tangible but not really | |
| lazy, slow to develop | |
| ressembling a palace | |
| uneasy or fearfull about something | |
| amusing in an odd way' | |
| roof of mouth,ability of tasting taste | |
| citizen of the world, civilized | |
| moral doubt, moral principles | |
| person who views things the way they actually are | |
| malicous triumphant, to make a face at | |
| to contaminate morally | |
| disagreably damp | |
| showing concern | |
| grotesquely carved creature | |
| full of enthusiasm | |
| quality of being dark, not transperant | |
| when a meal is eaten | |
| game killed in a hunt | |
| overwhelming defeat | |
| someone who wields a russian whip and flogs people | |
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| showing warmth/pleasent behavior | |
| struggle or to stagger helplessly | |
| yellowish, sicklly color | |
| knowledge gained through stories | |
| dissatisfaction from lack of excitement | |
| very stubbornly | |
| incautious | |
| to tear jaggedly usually with a weapon | |
| to forgive | |
| to surpass in quality | |
| extreme pain or sorrow | |
| short punctuates | |
| capable of being recieved by touch | |
| to estimate the amount of | |
| exuberent physical strength | |
| a drug containing opium | |
| having to do with a baron | |
| desirable features of ability | |
| percieved by the senses | |
| armed enemy' | |
| causing grief | |
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