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Topic Personality:: PAGE #26
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751. Point (indawo)
:: Ballets use of point shoes is not intended to cripple the dancers feet
752. Addict (ukungenwa)
:: On the train from Swansea to Carmarthen I sat next to a mobile phone addict
753. Den (den)
:: Pups leave the den 4 or 5 weeks after birth and are fully weaned by 8 to 10 weeks
754. Dense (ekhasa)
:: Angry mindless drones swarm in and complain about the review because theyre too dense to realize its a joke
755. Frolic (frolic)
:: Theres festive fun and frolics with Boycie and Marlene in John Sullivans popular Only Fools And Horses spinoff
756. Frolicsome (frolicsome)
:: On the opener Those Dancing Days Are Gone William Butler Yeats she uses the guitar like shes talking frolicsomely to a friend
757. Guzzle (guzzle)
:: Taking out a beer he popped it open and guzzled it down in one large gulp
758. Competent (abanolwazi)
:: Patients expected competent nursing care and clear consistent communication and coordination between members of the healthcare team
759. Rejoicing (benemihlali)
:: Rejoicing is something we should all do for a long list of reasons
760. Flip (flip)
:: If you are buying only to flip the property quickly you need to be absolutely certain the salesmen really deliver what they say
761. Blithe (uqhwanyazo)
:: Between the two extremes of dogmatic adherence and blithe indifference to the text of the Constitution lies a reasonable and legal resolution
762. Lunatic (nabanesithuthwane)
:: There is blatantly far too much pampering these days of egos founded not on a record of achievement but on the bloated salaries considered normal amid the lunatic values that have invaded the national sport
763. Vain (ngeze)
:: Possessive vain and selfabsorbed she stifled him until he said he could no longer stand women
764. Vainglorious (oluze)
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765. Satisfy (ukwanelisa)
:: social services is trying to satisfy the needs of so many different groups
766. Cunning (unobuqili)
:: We should be working these refs with wily cunning
767. Cupid (cupid)
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768. Adept (yafunda)
:: Your average city worker is very adept at avoiding anyone who looks like they might be giving out leaflets
769. Profess (abathi)
:: This is precisely because it is a multireligious country with substantial segments of the population professing various religions like Islam Christianity Sikhism and Buddhism
770. Sin (isono)
:: As expected there is a transferral of hatred from the sin to the sinner
771. Petrify (petrify)
:: Obviously we were petrified that a collector would find out where the nest was and raid it
772. Petty (ezincane)
:: The presidents closest advisor recklessly betrays a state secret for petty revenge
773. Gobble (gobble)
:: Few Great Lakes bird or fish species eat zebras directly but another Eurasian invader the round goby gobbles them up
774. Highbrow (highbrow)
:: In the 1999 series Resolutions Chicago continues to address the audience she has created of mainly middle and workingclass women an audience easily dismissed by both highbrows and lowbrows
775. Dull (buthuntu)
:: The next day was as boring mundane unexciting humdrum dull tedious uneventful and monotonous as usual
776. Dullard (dullard)
:: Imagine being in a bed next to those two dullards
777. Sordid (ezimbi)
:: At present you spend your lives in sordid labour your abode in filthy slums your children hunger and your masters say your slavery must endure forever
778. Sore (yayinzima)
:: He was angry now sore as a skunk and with enough whisky inside him to keep Jim Beam going for ten years or so
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