- abusive and profane
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To hurt or injure; to curse or act inappropriately
- acquainted
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Knowing of something or someone; having met before
- adjoined
-
To be next to or a part of
- ambled
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walk or move at a slow, relaxed pace
- assault and battery
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To attack and beat/injure severely
- assumptions
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To reach a conclusion
- azaleas
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A pink, large flower
- beadle
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a ceremonial officer of a church, college, or similar institution
- borrowed
-
an item that was loaned
- culprit
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Someone guilty of a crime
- disorderly conduct,
-
disruptive/distracting actions
- dotted
-
placed all around in certain areas
- eaves
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the part of a roof that meets or overhangs the walls of a building
- entity
-
a thing with distinct and independent existence
- excerpt
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A piece or part of something, often a text
- excessive
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Too much of something, an unnecessary amount
- fascinated
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To be very intrigued in something, interested
- flivver
-
an American slang term used during the early part of the 20th century to refer to any small car, often cheap and rough
- inhabited
-
Already having someone or something living in that area
- jagged
-
rough, rigid
- jutted
-
out of place, poking out
- malevolent
-
having or showing a wish to do evil to others
- mere
-
Small, not important
- missionary
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a person sent on a religious mission, especially one sent to promote Christianity in a foreign country
- morbid
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having to do with death, grief, sadness
- murmur
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Low talking, mumbling
- mutilated
-
inflict a violent and disfiguring injury on
- nocturnal
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To sleep during the day and stay awake at night
- optimism
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To be positve, looking on the bright side of things
- outhouse
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An old bathroom, 20th century porta-potty
- pecan trees
-
Trees that drop pecans
- phantom
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A ghost or paronormal spirt
- picket
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To strike against, protest
or a fence
- picture show
-
A slang term for a film or movie
- predilection
-
preference or special liking for something; a bias in favor of something
- presence
-
being there, existing somewhere
- pulpits
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A podium, where one stands when giving a speech
- recreation
-
activities done for fun/leisure
- resumed
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To continue
- rotted
-
To spoil or go bad
- scrapbook
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a book of often photos/drawings/quotes to elicit memories
- seldom
-
Not often, rarely
- shingles
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The overlapping pieces of the roof that protect from damage
- slate
-
A type of rock
- spurt
-
gush out in a sudden and forceful stream
- stealthy
-
sneaky
- stereotypes
-
Lables put upon people based on judgments
- suspicion
-
being suspious of someone, believing someone did something unlawful
- tempted
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To have an urge or desire to do something
- terrorized
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To have had extreme fear
- vague
-
Not specific
- veranda
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a roofed platform along the outside of a house, level with the ground floor
- wilted
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To have dried up or died, often referencing a plant