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The successful completion of a task; an achievement or skill that has been mastered
2.
An original model or pattern; a typical example of something that represents a category
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Hit or attacked with force; subjected to a strong stream of air or liquid
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A formal religious or public occasion; a ritualistic event
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To drive away or scatter; to cause something to disappear
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Throwing liquid over someone or something; soaking or drenching
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A learning difficulty that affects how the brain processes written language, making reading and spelling challenging
8.
Extremely long periods of time; millions or billions of years
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The quality of being final or conclusive; the state of something being definite and not open to change or discussion
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Permanent or semi-permanent fittings in a building, such as toilets, sinks, or lights
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Moving arms or legs wildly and uncontrollably; thrashing about
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Ran at the fastest speed (used to describe a horse running)
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To rinse the throat with liquid while making a bubbling sound; to wash the throat
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Made less tight; relaxed or eased the grip on something
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Spoke unclearly or in a low voice; muttered words that were hard to understand
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A god, saint, or person who gives support or protection to someone or something; a protector
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To crush or pound something into powder or dust; to defeat thoroughly
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Smelled strongly and unpleasantly; gave off a bad odor
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The smallest or weakest member of a group; a small person (often used as an insult)
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Covered with rust (oxidized metal); corroded or deteriorated through oxidation
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Walking in a slow, relaxed, and confident manner; strolling
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Covered with a layer of dirt, algae, or other unpleasant matter; filthy or disgusting
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To shake involuntarily, usually from cold or fear; to tremble
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A contemptuous or mocking facial expression; to smile in a cruel or scornful way
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Completely wet or saturated; dripping with liquid
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Made a great effort; stretched or pulled tight; struggled against resistance
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Moody, bad-tempered, or gloomy; unwilling to talk or cooperate
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Feeling doubt or distrust; inclined to suspect wrongdoing
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The entrance or doorway to a building; also means the point at which something begins
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Made a sudden, involuntary movement; jerked or spasmed
