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Levity
Treating something that's serious with a lacking manner /humor.
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Aquaplane
A water vehicle that is sliding uncontrollably in the water.
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Disintegrate
Break up into very small pieces or ash.
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Spectacle
A visually striking display.
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Transgression
An act that goes against the law.
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Armistice
an agreement by opposing sides to stop fighting.
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Dishevelment
A state in which everything is out of order.
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Banshee
Female Irish spirit that senses death in a house.
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Sodden
Saturated with liquid especially water.
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Oblivion
The state of being unaware or unconscious of what is happening.
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Perspire
To sweat from physical exertion or stress.
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Rakish
Having or displaying a dashing appearance.
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Resilient
Able to withstand or recover quickly from difficulty.
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Caterwaul
Make a howling noise.
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Fractiousness
The quality of being easily upset or annoyed.
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Coherence
The quality of being logical or consistent.
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Somnambulatory
To walk while asleep.
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Florid
Having a red or flushed complexion.
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Scimitar
A short sword with a curved blade.
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Dissolution
The action or process of dissolving.
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Ineffable
Too great or extreme to be expressed or described in words.
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Bootlegger
A person who sells or distributes goods illegally.
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Wendigo
Person who turned into a monster by partaking cannibal.
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Ammonia
A gas with suffocating odor.
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Commiserate
Feel or express sympathy or compassion.
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Pillory
Wooden frame that has a hole for a head and arms.
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Rile
To make someone mad or annoyed.
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Inquiry
The act of asking for information.
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Lacerate
To cut or tear.
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Grotesque
Comically or repulsively ugly or distorted.
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Veranda
A roofed platform along the outside of the house.
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Prodigality
To spend money foolishly or wastefully.
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Jauntiness
Quality of being happy.
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Discreet
Careful and circumspect in ones speech or action.
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Reveries
Pleasantly lost in ones thought or daydream.
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Vitality
The state of being strong and active.
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Diminish
To make or become less.
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Macabre
Disturbing and horrifying because of involvement with or depiction of death and injury.
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Plash
A sound of liquid when splashing.
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Eloquent
Fluent speaking or writing.
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Impetuously
Marked by impulsive vehemence or passion.
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Ostentatiously
In a showy way to impress.
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Menial
Not requiring much skill and lacking prestige.
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Disparity
Difference in level or treatment especially one that is seen as unfair.
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Acquaintance
A persons knowledge or experience with something.
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Homage
Special honor or respect shown publicly.
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Discomfit
To make someone uneasy or embarrassed.
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Pugnacious
Eager or quick to argue.
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Jostle
To make ones way by pushing or shoving.
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Cornice
An ornamental molding around a room.
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Exultation
A feeling of triumphant elation or jubilation; rejoicing
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Coherence
The quality of being logical or consistent
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Bootlegger
A person who sells or distributes goods illegally
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Tumult
A loud or confused noise, especially made by a large mass of people
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Abortive
Failing to produce the intended result
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Caterwaul
Make a howling noise
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Vehemently
In an intense manner or with great feeling
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Levity
Treating something that's serious with a lacking manner/humor
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Fractiousness
The quality of being easily upset or annoyed
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Incessantly
Without interruption, constantly
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Flappers
Fashionable women who are free and live an outgoing lifestyle
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Disintegrate
Break up into very small pieces or ash
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Cat
Four legged furry thing
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Rajah
an Indian king or prince
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Julep
a sweet flavored drink made from a sugar syrup, sometimes containing alcohol or medication
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Melodious
pleasant sounding
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Acquaintance
a persons knowledge or experience with something
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Bleared
to make dim or to blurr
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Impetuously
marked by impulsive vehemence or passion
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Cataracts
a large waterfall
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Punctilious
showing great attention to detail
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Solemn
formal and dignified
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Armistice
a agreement by opposing sides to stop fighting
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Dilatory
slow to act
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Peremptory
insisting of immediate attention or obedience
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Triumphantly
in a way that shows great happiness at a victory
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Jauntiness
quality of being happy
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Omnibus
a bus
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Vitality
The state of being strong and active
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Inquiry
The act of asking for information
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Glaring
Staring fiercely or fixedly
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Ineffable
too great or extreme to be expressed or described in words
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Aquaplane
A water vehicle that is sliding uncontrollably in the water
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Cornice
An ornamental molding around a room
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Oblivion
The state of being unaware or unconscious of what is happening
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Perspire
To sweat from physical exertion or stress
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Gaudy
To be extremely bright or showy to be tasteless
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Follies
Foolishness or lack of self sense
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Sumptuous
Splendid and expensive looking
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Erroneous
To be wrong, or incorrect
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Surmise
To suppose that something may be true
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Individualistically
In a way that relates to a particular person or group
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Inexplicable
Unable to be explained or accounted for
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Prodigality
To spend money foolishly or wastefully
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Tactlessly
In a way that is likely to annoy or upset people
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Demoniac
Like a demon
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Debut
A person's first appearance or performance in a particular capacity or role
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Echolalia
The meaningless repetition of words
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Jovial
Cheerful and friendly
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Ramification
A consequence of an action or events