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2. Having or showing a disinclination for physical exertion or effort; slow, relaxed, or weak.
6. To persuade someone to do something by sustained coaxing, flattery, or false promises.
8. To intervene on behalf of another person, especially to settle a dispute.
9. In excellent order; completely satisfactory or fine.
13. A state of extreme agitation, panic, hurry, or nervous discomfort.
15. Completely confused, disconcerted, or disorganized.
18. To reach a climax, highest point, or final stage of development.
20. Lacking originality, freshness, or novelty; boringly commonplace.

1. To laugh loudly, immoderately, or disruptively.
3. A brief, evocative description, account, or episode that gives a sharp impression of a character, place, or situation.
4. A noisy, overexcited reaction or response to something; an uproar.
5. Producing much fruit, foliage, many offspring, or a large amount of creative work/results.
7. To be necessary, proper, or appropriate for someone to do.
10. Implied though not plainly expressed; essentially or inherently connected to something.
11. A situation of great peril or a critical point on the brink of disaster, ruin, or significant change (metaphorical use).
12. A pause, gap, or break in a sequence, series, or continuous process.
14. Friendly, lively, and enjoyable; jovial and fond of good company.
16. To officially declare someone free from guilt, blame, or responsibility.
17. A modest or low view of one's own importance; humbleness.
19. An urgent need, demand, or requirement that forces immediate action.