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(adj.) Erratic in behavior or degree of unpredictability; Impulsive; Tending to act on sudden fanciful ideas

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(v.) To hold full attention of; To absorb completely

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(n.) Agreement or harmony between people, sounds, colors, opinions, etc.; (v.) To be in agreement or harmony, to agree

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(adj.) Being real or true; Genuine

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(adj.) Having an agreeable or pleasing personality; Likeable; Sociable

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(v.) To irritate, annoy, provoke; To bother or torment

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(v.) To scold or criticize harshly; To severely reprimand

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(n.) A changing from one state, stage, place, or subject to another; A change

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(v.) To invent or think up; To concoct

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(adj.) Showing or having skill, especially with hands

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(n.) An exchange of goods without using money; (v.) To trade one kind of good for another without using money

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(n.) A restriction on property by limiting inheritance; (v.) To involve by necessity or as a consequence

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(n.) Sorrow or regret; (v.) To feel regret, remorse, or sorrow for

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(n.) A domesticated, weasellike, usually albino animal; (v.) To drive out from a hiding place, to expel

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(adj.) Likely to happen soon; Threatening; About to occur

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(v.) To mock; To treat with derision or scorn

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(n.) Fear and apprehension; A state of alarm or dread

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(v.) To become used to by frequent repetition or prolonged exposure

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conceive; concoct; construct; cook up

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change; conversion; metamorphosis

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agreement; conformity; harmony; concord

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authentic; bona fide; true; actual

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forthcoming; approaching; imminent; looming

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irritate; annoy; harass; infuriate

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acclimate; prepare; get used to

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abrupt; blunt; rude; sharp

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skillful; proficient; nimble; deft

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friendly; amiable; pleasant; likable

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captivate; preoccupy; consume; enthrall

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require; involve; necessitate; demand

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search out; track down; seek

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scold; smear; belittle; defame

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energy; vigor; liveliness; spunk

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regret; lament; deplore

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make fun; belittle; ridicule; laugh at

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trade; exchange; swap; haggle

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anxiety; fear; dread; apprehension

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quirky; amusing; eccentric; odd

We tried to find the secret to the trick but the Magician was_____ with his cards and we didn't have that skill.

The teenager's unruly behavior continued to _____ her parents since she had a calm upbringing.

For an older man he had plenty of _____ to lift weights and run every day.

She had no idea that the class would _____ so much of her time.

We were trying to _____ a way for the toy robot to take the dog for a walk but on second thought the dog would probably just drag it around.

I tried to reason with him but he cut me off with a(n) _____ no.

I was determined to _____ out the truth, and so I kept asking questions.

The carnival had a(n) _____ smorgasbord of foods so we pigged out until we couldn't eat anymore.

We were warned to get ready for the _____ snowstorm so we bought shovels and salt.

He was known to _____ the coffee house every day at the same time.

Everyone in the group was in _____ with nominating him as the leader, but we forgot to ask him if he wanted the job, so he declined and we had to find someone else.

The strong young and energetic villain said you will _____ the day when you cross me again to his enemy.

When she wore her new glasses to school he began to _____ and call her four eyes, but she held her head high and said, "jealous?"

During his speech he began to _____ to the reason for talking.

Furious, he began to _____ the dog for jumping on the couch so the dog hid under the couch.

She didn't want to go swimming because she had_____ about muddy water--you never know what is in there.

Every day we would meet to _____ with each other for our Magic the Gathering card collections.

Daring Charming was _____ and handsome which is why everyone liked him, but Apple White was his possessive girlfriend.

The popular crowd is always trying to _____ everybody in everything they do, but I don't care what they do.

She wore a _____ t-shirt to school and everyone wanted to buy it, but it was one-of-a-kind.

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false; fake; unreal; specious

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pay money; buy; purchase; invest

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disagreement; conflict; friction; strife

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soothe; mollify; calm; appease

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bore; weary; put to sleep; be uninteresting

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clumsy; awkward; inept; uncoordinated

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disorganize; not plan; destroy; end

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exclude; leave out; inhibit; rule out

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lengthy; wordy; loquacious; long-winded

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sameness; stagnation; fixedness; constancy

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conceal; hide; lie low; duck

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unfriendly; unpleasant; nasty; obnoxious

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praise; congratulate; commend; applaud

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confidence; hope; assurance; sureness

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lethargy; lifelessness; tiredness; fatigue

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distant; remote; far away; removed

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celebrate; be thankful for; be happy; cherish

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serious; sober; behaving; sensible

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deprogram; confuse; disorder; upset

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compliment; praise; flatter; find no fault with