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4. an agreement or deal made between two parties, often involving a trade-off of some kind.
6. to encourage or remind someone to do something, often in a timely manner.
7. to obtain or gain possession of something, often through effort or exchange.
8. seeming to be true or reasonable, often based on some evidence or logic.
9. relating to the moon or its cycles.

1. an opponent or enemy, often in a conflict or competition.
2. the plant life of a particular region or ecosystem.
3. a skilled public speaker, often someone who is known for their ability to persuade or influence an audience.
4. confused or puzzled, often in an amused way.
5. continuing without pause or interruption; never-ending.