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2. (v.) to scold, criticize
5. (adj.)stern, joyless
6. (adj.) painstaking, careful
7. (v.) to demolish, level
8. (adj.) advocating principles of liberty and free will
9. (adj.) lack of content or ideas, stupid
10. (adj.) shrewdness, perceptiveness
12. (adj.) rotten, foul
13. (v.) to confuse
14. (adj.) easily taught or trained
19. (adj.) mystifying, cryptic
20. (adj.) widely and unfavorably known
21. (v.) to fill with love, fascinate, usually used in passive form followed by "of" or "with"
23. (v.) to include as a necessary step
24. (v.) to weaken, exhaust (
25. (adj.) displaying a lack of moral or legal restraints
26. (v.) to swell out
29. (adj.) causing dissent, discord
31. (n.) a tendency, propensity
32. (v.) to reveal something secret
36. (v.) to persuade someone not to do something
37. (adj.) indisputable
38. (adj.) noisy, unruly
39. (adj.) no longer used, out of date

1. (v.) to grant the vote to
2. (n.) mutual understanding and harmony
3. (adj.) loud and full of energy
4. (adj.) incapable of correction, delinquent
7. (adj.) having a terrible taste or smell
9. (adj.) diversified, distinctly marked
11. (v.) to bring about, create, generate
15. 1. (n.) one who holds an office
16. (adj.) sleeping, temporarily inactive
17. (v.) to charm, hold spellbound
18. (adj.) swollen, excessively embellished in style or language
22. (n.) an enlargement; the process of increasing
27. (adj.) sparkling
28. (adj.) varied, diverse in character
30. (adj.) vulgar, coarse
33. (n.) the audience's demand for a repeat performance; also the artist's performance in response to that demand
34. (adj.) robust, capable of surviving through adverse conditions
35. (n.) one who believes pleasure should be the primary pursuit of humans