Wand
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L
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Lack of
agreements between people, ideas, etc
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Discord
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Lack of order : a
confused or messy condition
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Disarray
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Lack of respect
or dislike for someone or something
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Contempt
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Lack of
seriousness
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Levity
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Lack of solidity
or substance; thinness
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Tenuity
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Lack of the usual
social or ethical standards in an individual or group
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Anomie (anomy)
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Lacking
confidence : not feeling comfortable around people, very careful about acting
or speaking
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Diffident
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(Land) used or
suitable for growing crops
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Arable
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(Language) used
in conversation but not in formal speech or writing
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Colloquial
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(Legislative
body) having two chambers
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Bicameral
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Language of
ordinary speechs rather than formal writing
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Vernacular
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Language or
behaviour that is nonsense and is intended to hide the truth from people
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Hocuspocus
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Language that is
intended to influence people and that may not be honest or reasonable
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Rhetoric
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Language that is
used among people who speak various different languages
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Lingua franca
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Language used by
a particular group of people
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Parlance
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Language used for
a particular activity or by a particular group of people
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Jargon
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Large amount of
money that has been given to a school, hospital, etc., and that is used to
pay for its creation and continuing support : person's natural ability or
talent
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Endowment
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Large amount of
rain that suddenly falls in an area : large amount of things that come at the
same time
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Deluge
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Large amount of
something that is released suddenly
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Torrent
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Large and
beautiful view of an area of land or water
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Vista
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Large and very
unpleasant amount of dirt
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Filth
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Large areas of
land that have been farmed, too much with the result that plants will not
grow there
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Badlands
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Large buildings
or group of buildings for soldiers to live in
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Barracks
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Large ,burial
ground, especially Qne not in a churchyard
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Cemetery
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Large business
that is made of different. kinds of companies
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Conglomerate
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Large cages,
buildings, or enclosures for keeping birds in
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Aviary
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Large group of
people or things of a particular kind
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Bevy
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Large group of
people, especially' an organized group with a particular purpose
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Battalion
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Large group of
people
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Throng
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Large notices or
signs put up in a public place or carried by people
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Placard
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Large number of
things that appear or happen in a short period of time
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Spate
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Large open air
fire used for burning rubbish or as part of a celebration
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Bonfire
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Large parties or
celebrations
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Fete
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Large parties or
celebrations
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Jamboree
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Large tents used
for social or commercial functions . covered structures over the entrance to
a building
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Marquee
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Largecalibre guns
used in warfare on land
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Artillery
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Lasting for a very
short time
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Evanescent
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Lasting for a
very short time
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Ephemeral
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Late morning
meals eaten instead of breakfast and lunch
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Brunch
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Laws or
regulations made by a government
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Ordinance
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Laws or rules
that limit or control something strong criticism
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Stricture
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Leaving
(property) to a person or other beneficiary by a will
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Bequeath
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Legal agreements
in which a person borrows money to buy property (such as a house) and pays
back the money over a period of years
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Mortgage
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Legal right to be
the only one to reproduce, publish and sell a book, musical recording, etc.,
for a certain period of time
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Copyright
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Letter or group
of letters that is added at the beginning of a word to change its meaning
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Prefix
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Level of respect
that people have for a succesitful person, organizatum, etc
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Stature
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Light that is
placed somewhere to guide vehicies and warn them of danger
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Beacon
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Likely to change
in a very sudden or extreme way likely to become dangerous or out of control
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Volatile
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Likely to have or
produce good results
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Propitious
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Limited to a
small number of people
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Esoteric
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Lines in a
newspaper naming the writer of an article
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Byline
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Lines notionally
drawn on the earth equidistant from the poles
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Equator
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Lines on a
weather map that join places that have the same air pressure at a particular
time
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Isobar
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Lines on a
weather map that join places that have the same temperature at a particular
time
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Isotherm
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Lines that have a
series of short, sharp turns or angles
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Zigzag
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Lists of items
required, things to be done, or points to be considered, used as a reminder
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Checklist
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Lists of the
books referred to in a scholarly work ,typically printed as an appendix
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Bibliography
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Lists of the
foods that may be ordered at a restaurant
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Menu
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Lists of the people
or things that belong to a particular group, team, etc.
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Roster
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Lists of the
people who work for a company and the amount of money that the company has
agreed to pay them
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Payroll
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Lists that show
who must do a certain job
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Rota
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Lively or energetic
quality
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Vitality
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Living in trees
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Arboreal
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Long and angry
fights or quarrels between two people or two groups
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Feud
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Long and angry
speechs
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Tirade
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Long and
complicated series of events
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Saga
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Long and
determined efforts to achieve something that one believes to be right or to
stop something that one belives to be wrong
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Crusade
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Long journeys to
a distant or unknown place especially over water or through outer space
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voyage
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Long poems that
tell the story of a hero's adventures
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epic
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Long speeches
given by a character in a story, movie, play, etc., or by a performer
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Monologue
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Long,
complicated, and annoying process, descriptions
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Rigmarole
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Long, narrow
boxes, typically of wood, in which a dead body is buried or cremated
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COFFIN
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Long, thin sticks
used by a magician or during magic tricks
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WAND
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Long, usually
serious speeches that a character in a play make to an audience and that
reveal the character's thoughts
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SOLILOQUY
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Longterm security
yielding a fixed rate of Debenture interest, issued by a company and secured
against assets
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DEBENTURE
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Looking at
someone in an evil or unpleasantly sexual way
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LEER
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Looking for
private information about someone Snoop or something
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SNOOP
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Lots of energy
and style
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Panache
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Loud and confused
noises, strongly expressed protest or demand from a large number of
people
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CLAMOUR
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Loud, confusing
mixture of noises that lasts for a long time
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DIN
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Loving and
admiring oneself and especially one's appearance too much
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NARCISSISM
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