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with little or no preparation; without rehearsal
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2
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become weak or feeble as a result of depravation
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3
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one who is disloyal to a cause ro duty; coward
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5
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to diminish the seriousness of, make a joke out of
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6
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somebody or something that is the very best example of something
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7
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to disobey or disregard the rules
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8
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causing confusion; bewildering
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9
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to pass time in a pleasant way
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13
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courage shown in war or battle
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15
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make blush; to embarrass with teasing or provocation
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16
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to change places; reverse usual order
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17
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someone who is eager to give unwanted help or advice
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18
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boring, monotonous, or repetitive
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20
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full of anger or moving in all directions, busily or frantically
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21
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friendly and pleasant
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22
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to deny oneself something; avoid
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charmed, fascinated, or captivated by somebody or something
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