n. A false name or identity used by a person, especially a criminal, to conceal their real identity.
synonyms; pseudonym
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amble
v. to walk slowly
antonyms; sprint
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burly
adj. big and strong
synonyms; cant see
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distort
v. to give false or misleading account of.
antonyms; clean
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Dogged
adj. persistant, stubbornly determined.
synonyms; deflected
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dumbfounded
adj. so amazed that you are unable to speak.
antonyms; smart
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extinct
adj. gone out of use.
synonyms; thrive
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grit
n. very fine sand or gravel
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inevitable
adj. sure to happen
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ingrained
adj. fixed deeply and firmly.
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meteoric
adj. resembling a meteor is speed.
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parody
n.
A parody is a work that imitates the style or content of another work in a humorous or satirical way. It often exaggerates or distorts the original work's characteristics for comedic effect.
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prevail
v.
**Definition:** To be victorious or to succeed in achieving a goal or objective. It can also mean to be widespread or to have a strong influence or impact.
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relic
n
A relic is an object or a part of an object that has survived from an earlier time, especially one that has cultural or historical significance.
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rend
v
**Definition of Rend:** To tear something apart violently or forcefully.
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replenish
v. replace
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rummage
v
Definition: To search for something in a disorganized and hurried way, often by moving things around.
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skimp
v
Definition: To do something hastily or with inadequate attention to detail, often resulting in an inferior outcome.
Example: I skimped on studying for my exam and ended up getting a low grade.
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sleut
n
Definition: A Dutch word meaning "detective" or "investigator".
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vandalism
n
Intentional damage or destruction of property without permission.