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to run off and hide. abscond. stay, respite, a temporary relief. reprieve. chaos, disorder, turmoil. anarchy. postpone, delay. reprieve. cremate, burn to ashes. incinerate. theft, robbery. larceny. dishearten, discourage. daunt. lifeless, inert; without energy . inanimate. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: to run off and hide

to run off and hide

•abscond

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stay, respite, a temporary relief

•reprieve

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chaos, disorder, turmoil

•anarchy

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postpone, delay•reprieve

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cremate, burn to ashes

•incinerate

Page 6: to run off and hide

theft, robbery

•larceny

Page 7: to run off and hide

dishearten, discourage

•daunt

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lifeless, inert; without energy

•inanimate

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dupe, deceive•hoodwink

Page 10: to run off and hide

preordained, destined,

determined in advance

•fated

Page 11: to run off and hide

entry, admittance

•access

Page 12: to run off and hide

supple, flexible

•pliant

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cliff, ledge•precipice

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laborious, fatiguing, difficult

•arduous

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valiant, audacious, courageous,

daring, fearless, brave

•intrepid

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remedy, set right•rectify

Page 17: to run off and hide

pretentious, bombastic, highfalutin

•pompous

Page 18: to run off and hide

unravel, unwind, unsnarl

•disentangle

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malign, vilify, denounce, to

attack with words•revile

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bigoted, unfair, partial

•biased

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promising, favorable; fortunate

•auspicious

Page 22: to run off and hide

partner in crime

•accomplice

Page 23: to run off and hide

stimulus, instigator

•catalyst

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hidden, undeveloped

•latent

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submit, give way to

•succumb

Page 26: to run off and hide

slipshod, sloppy,

•slapdash

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chatter, babble•prattle

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obliterate, demolish

•annihilate

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to make easier, to assist

•facilitate

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unruly, beyond control

•incorrigible

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not letting light through

•opaque

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saucy, bold, shameless

•brazen

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given to fighting

•militant

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supreme, foremost, primary

•paramount

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disprove, confute

•rebut

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still, motionless,

fetid•stagnant

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morbid, doleful; not sociable

•morose

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a large-scale departure or

flight•exodus

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capricious, based on one’s

whims•arbitrary

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slavery, captivity, forced

labor•servitude

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to scold, find fault with; a

rebuke•reprimand

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to stop proceedings temporarily; move to another place

•adjourn

Page 43: to run off and hide

having a pleasing appearance

•comely

Page 44: to run off and hide

a trick

•feint

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to strengthen•fortify

Page 46: to run off and hide

to make fun of rudely

•jeer

Page 47: to run off and hide

exotic, unfamiliar

•alien

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immoral, corrupt

•dissolute

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the process of driving or forcing out

•expulsion

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food for horses•fodder

Page 51: to run off and hide

pay back, reimburse

•compensate

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Irregular, unpredictable

•erratic

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raw material for a designated purpose•fodder

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concise, short and sweet

•terse

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multiply, burgeon, increase

•proliferate

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Ordinary, run-of-the-mill

•mediocre

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subdue, vanquish, conquer

•subjugate

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tempt, to tease•tantalize

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unwavering, firm•unflinching

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unreadable•illegible

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taint, soil, stain•sully

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profitable•Lucrative

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stubborn; close-minded

•OPINIONATED

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stimulus, instigator

•catalyst

Page 65: to run off and hide

saucy, bold, shameless

•brazen

Page 66: to run off and hide

partner in crime

•accomplice

Page 67: to run off and hide

submit, give way to

•succumb

Page 68: to run off and hide

slipshod, sloppy,

•slapdash

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chatter, babble•prattle

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obliterate, demolish

•annihilate

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to make easier, to assist

•Facilitate

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filch, rob, swipe

•pilfer

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a likeness

•semblance

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conclude, finish

•terminate

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seize illegally

•usurp

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angry, livid

•irate

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excessive fatness

•obesity

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looter, pirate

•marauder

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to make up, devise

•fabricate

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famous, outstanding,

renowned•eminent

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livid, angry

•irate

Page 82: to run off and hide

to overcome

•surmount

Page 83: to run off and hide

excessive fatness

•obesity

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split, breach, break

•rift

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commonplace, overused, hackneyed

•trite

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attached, sticking to

•adherent

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expel, dispel; to drive out

•exorcise

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an extremely poor person

•pauper

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a follower, supporter

•adherent

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an angry argument

•altercation

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to make shorter

•abridge

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ignore, wink at

•condone

Page 93: to run off and hide

angelic

•cherubic

Page 94: to run off and hide

to disagree

•dissent

Page 95: to run off and hide

filch, rob, swipe

•pilfer

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a likeness

•semblance

Page 97: to run off and hide

conclude, finish

•terminate

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seize illegally

•usurp

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angry, livid

•irate

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looter, pirate

•marauder

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hidden, undeveloped

•latent

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unruly, beyond control

•incorrigible

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not letting light through

•opaque

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given to fighting

•militant

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supreme, foremost, primary

•paramount

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a large-scale departure or

flight•exodus

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disprove, confute

•rebut

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morbid, doleful; not sociable

•morose

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capricious, based on one’s

whims•arbitrary

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slavery, captivity, forced

labor•servitude

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submit, give way to

•succumb

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to scold, find fault with; a

rebuke•reprimand

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still, motionless,

fetid•stagnant

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partner in crime

•accomplice

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stimulus, instigator

•catalyst

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hidden, undeveloped

•latent

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thief, robber, bandit

•BRIGAND

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to let go; give up

•RELINQUISH

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careful, cautious

•CIRCUMSPECT

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an opening; to break through

•BREACH

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to seize, confiscate

•COMMANDEER

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A difficult problem with no perfect

answer

•DILEMMA

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A complete standstill

•DEADLOCK

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to wipe out; to erase

•EFFACE

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awkward, heavy, hard to handle

•CUMBERSOME

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a hopeless mess

MUDDLE

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scattered fragments, litter

•DEBRIS

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uncontrolled

•UNBRIDLED

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to scold

•admonish

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to spread out; wordy

•DIFFUSE

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false, not true

•SPURIOUS

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stubborn; close-minded

•OPINIONATED

Page 133: to run off and hide

thief, robber, bandit

•BRIGAND

Page 134: to run off and hide

to let go; give up

•RELINQUISH

Page 135: to run off and hide

careful, cautious

•CIRCUMSPECT

Page 136: to run off and hide

an opening; to break through

•BREACH

Page 137: to run off and hide

to seize, confiscate

•COMMANDEER

Page 138: to run off and hide

A difficult problem with no perfect

answer

•DILEMMA

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A complete standstill

•DEADLOCK

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to wipe out; to erase

•EFFACE

Page 141: to run off and hide

awkward, heavy, hard to handle

•CUMBERSOME

Page 142: to run off and hide

a hopeless mess

MUDDLE

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scattered fragments, litter

•DEBRIS

Page 144: to run off and hide

uncontrolled

•UNBRIDLED

Page 145: to run off and hide

to scold

•admonish

Page 146: to run off and hide

to spread out; wordy

•DIFFUSE

Page 147: to run off and hide

false, not true

•SPURIOUS

Page 148: to run off and hide

to run off and hide

•abscond

Page 149: to run off and hide

stay, respite, a temporary relief

•reprieve

Page 150: to run off and hide

chaos, disorder, turmoil

•anarchy

Page 151: to run off and hide

postpone, delay•reprieve

Page 152: to run off and hide

cremate, burn to ashes

•incinerate

Page 153: to run off and hide

theft, robbery

•larceny

Page 154: to run off and hide

dishearten, discourage

•daunt

Page 155: to run off and hide

lifeless, inert; without energy

•inanimate

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dupe, deceive•hoodwink

Page 157: to run off and hide

preordained, destined,

determined in advance

•fated

Page 158: to run off and hide

entry, admittance

•access

Page 159: to run off and hide

supple, flexible

•pliant

Page 160: to run off and hide

cliff, ledge•precipice

Page 161: to run off and hide

laborious, fatiguing, difficult

•arduous

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valiant, audacious, courageous,

daring, fearless, brave

•intrepid

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remedy, set right•rectify

Page 164: to run off and hide

pretentious, bombastic, highfalutin

•pompous

Page 165: to run off and hide

unravel, unwind, unsnarl

•disentangle

Page 166: to run off and hide

malign, vilify, denounce, to

attack with words•revile

Page 167: to run off and hide

bigoted, unfair, partial

•biased

Page 168: to run off and hide

promising, favorable; fortunate

•auspicious

Page 169: to run off and hide

partner in crime

•accomplice

Page 170: to run off and hide

stimulus, instigator

•catalyst

Page 171: to run off and hide

hidden, undeveloped

•latent

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submit, give way to

•succumb

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slipshod, sloppy,

•slapdash

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chatter, babble•prattle

Page 175: to run off and hide

obliterate, demolish

•annihilate

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to make easier, to assist

•facilitate

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unruly, beyond control

•incorrigible

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not letting light through

•opaque

Page 179: to run off and hide

saucy, bold, shameless

•brazen

Page 180: to run off and hide

given to fighting

•militant

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supreme, foremost, primary

•paramount

Page 182: to run off and hide

disprove, confute

•rebut

Page 183: to run off and hide

still, motionless,

fetid•stagnant

Page 184: to run off and hide

morbid, doleful; not sociable

•morose

Page 185: to run off and hide

a large-scale departure or

flight•exodus

Page 186: to run off and hide

capricious, based on one’s

whims•arbitrary

Page 187: to run off and hide

slavery, captivity, forced

labor•servitude

Page 188: to run off and hide

to scold, find fault with; a

rebuke•reprimand

Page 189: to run off and hide

to stop proceedings temporarily; move to another place

•adjourn

Page 190: to run off and hide

having a pleasing appearance

•comely

Page 191: to run off and hide

a trick

•feint

Page 192: to run off and hide

to strengthen•fortify

Page 193: to run off and hide

to make fun of rudely

•jeer

Page 194: to run off and hide

exotic, unfamiliar

•alien

Page 195: to run off and hide

immoral, corrupt

•dissolute

Page 196: to run off and hide

the process of driving or forcing out

•expulsion

Page 197: to run off and hide

food for horses•fodder

Page 198: to run off and hide

pay back, reimburse

•compensate

Page 199: to run off and hide

Irregular, unpredictable

•erratic

Page 200: to run off and hide

raw material for a designated purpose•fodder

Page 201: to run off and hide

concise, short and sweet

•terse

Page 202: to run off and hide

multiply, burgeon, increase

•proliferate

Page 203: to run off and hide

Ordinary, run-of-the-mill

•mediocre

Page 204: to run off and hide

subdue, vanquish, conquer

•subjugate

Page 205: to run off and hide

tempt, to tease•tantalize

Page 206: to run off and hide

unwavering, firm•unflinching

Page 207: to run off and hide

unreadable•illegible

Page 208: to run off and hide

taint, soil, stain•sully

Page 209: to run off and hide

profitable•Lucrative

Page 210: to run off and hide

stubborn; close-minded

•OPINIONATED

Page 211: to run off and hide

stimulus, instigator

•catalyst

Page 212: to run off and hide

saucy, bold, shameless

•brazen

Page 213: to run off and hide

partner in crime

•accomplice

Page 214: to run off and hide

submit, give way to

•succumb

Page 215: to run off and hide

slipshod, sloppy,

•slapdash

Page 216: to run off and hide

chatter, babble•prattle

Page 217: to run off and hide

obliterate, demolish

•annihilate

Page 218: to run off and hide

to make easier, to assist

•Facilitate

Page 219: to run off and hide

filch, rob, swipe

•pilfer

Page 220: to run off and hide

a likeness

•semblance

Page 221: to run off and hide

conclude, finish

•terminate

Page 222: to run off and hide

seize illegally

•usurp

Page 223: to run off and hide

angry, livid

•irate

Page 224: to run off and hide

excessive fatness

•obesity

Page 225: to run off and hide

looter, pirate

•marauder

Page 226: to run off and hide

to make up, devise

•fabricate

Page 227: to run off and hide

famous, outstanding,

renowned•eminent

Page 228: to run off and hide

livid, angry

•irate

Page 229: to run off and hide

to overcome

•surmount

Page 230: to run off and hide

excessive fatness

•obesity

Page 231: to run off and hide

split, breach, break

•rift

Page 232: to run off and hide

commonplace, overused, hackneyed

•trite

Page 233: to run off and hide

attached, sticking to

•adherent

Page 234: to run off and hide

expel, dispel; to drive out

•exorcise

Page 235: to run off and hide

an extremely poor person

•pauper

Page 236: to run off and hide

a follower, supporter

•adherent

Page 237: to run off and hide

an angry argument

•altercation

Page 238: to run off and hide

to make shorter

•abridge

Page 239: to run off and hide

ignore, wink at

•condone

Page 240: to run off and hide

angelic

•cherubic

Page 241: to run off and hide

to disagree

•dissent

Page 242: to run off and hide

filch, rob, swipe

•pilfer

Page 243: to run off and hide

a likeness

•semblance

Page 244: to run off and hide

conclude, finish

•terminate

Page 245: to run off and hide

seize illegally

•usurp

Page 246: to run off and hide

angry, livid

•irate

Page 247: to run off and hide

looter, pirate

•marauder

Page 248: to run off and hide

hidden, undeveloped

•latent

Page 249: to run off and hide

unruly, beyond control

•incorrigible

Page 250: to run off and hide

not letting light through

•opaque

Page 251: to run off and hide

given to fighting

•militant

Page 252: to run off and hide

supreme, foremost, primary

•paramount

Page 253: to run off and hide

a large-scale departure or

flight•exodus

Page 254: to run off and hide

disprove, confute

•rebut

Page 255: to run off and hide

morbid, doleful; not sociable

•morose

Page 256: to run off and hide

capricious, based on one’s

whims•arbitrary

Page 257: to run off and hide

slavery, captivity, forced

labor•servitude

Page 258: to run off and hide

submit, give way to

•succumb

Page 259: to run off and hide

to scold, find fault with; a

rebuke•reprimand

Page 260: to run off and hide

still, motionless,

fetid•stagnant

Page 261: to run off and hide

partner in crime

•accomplice

Page 262: to run off and hide

stimulus, instigator

•catalyst

Page 263: to run off and hide

hidden, undeveloped

•latent

Page 264: to run off and hide

thief, robber, bandit

•BRIGAND

Page 265: to run off and hide

to let go; give up

•RELINQUISH

Page 266: to run off and hide

careful, cautious

•CIRCUMSPECT

Page 267: to run off and hide

an opening; to break through

•BREACH

Page 268: to run off and hide

to seize, confiscate

•COMMANDEER

Page 269: to run off and hide

A difficult problem with no perfect

answer

•DILEMMA

Page 270: to run off and hide

A complete standstill

•DEADLOCK

Page 271: to run off and hide

to wipe out; to erase

•EFFACE

Page 272: to run off and hide

awkward, heavy, hard to handle

•CUMBERSOME

Page 273: to run off and hide

a hopeless mess

MUDDLE

Page 274: to run off and hide

scattered fragments, litter

•DEBRIS

Page 275: to run off and hide

uncontrolled

•UNBRIDLED

Page 276: to run off and hide

to scold

•admonish

Page 277: to run off and hide

to spread out; wordy

•DIFFUSE

Page 278: to run off and hide

false, not true

•SPURIOUS

Page 279: to run off and hide

stubborn; close-minded

•OPINIONATED

Page 280: to run off and hide

thief, robber, bandit

•BRIGAND

Page 281: to run off and hide

to let go; give up

•RELINQUISH

Page 282: to run off and hide

careful, cautious

•CIRCUMSPECT

Page 283: to run off and hide

an opening; to break through

•BREACH

Page 284: to run off and hide

to seize, confiscate

•COMMANDEER

Page 285: to run off and hide

A difficult problem with no perfect

answer

•DILEMMA

Page 286: to run off and hide

A complete standstill

•DEADLOCK

Page 287: to run off and hide

to wipe out; to erase

•EFFACE

Page 288: to run off and hide

awkward, heavy, hard to handle

•CUMBERSOME

Page 289: to run off and hide

a hopeless mess

MUDDLE

Page 290: to run off and hide

scattered fragments, litter

•DEBRIS

Page 291: to run off and hide

uncontrolled

•UNBRIDLED

Page 292: to run off and hide

to scold

•admonish

Page 293: to run off and hide

to spread out; wordy

•DIFFUSE

Page 294: to run off and hide

false, not true

•SPURIOUS

Page 295: to run off and hide

to run off and hide

•abscond

Page 296: to run off and hide

stay, respite, a temporary relief

•reprieve

Page 297: to run off and hide

chaos, disorder, turmoil

•anarchy

Page 298: to run off and hide

postpone, delay•reprieve

Page 299: to run off and hide

cremate, burn to ashes

•incinerate

Page 300: to run off and hide

theft, robbery

•larceny

Page 301: to run off and hide

dishearten, discourage

•daunt

Page 302: to run off and hide

lifeless, inert; without energy

•inanimate

Page 303: to run off and hide

dupe, deceive•hoodwink

Page 304: to run off and hide

preordained, destined,

determined in advance

•fated

Page 305: to run off and hide

entry, admittance

•access

Page 306: to run off and hide

supple, flexible

•pliant

Page 307: to run off and hide

cliff, ledge•precipice

Page 308: to run off and hide

laborious, fatiguing, difficult

•arduous

Page 309: to run off and hide

valiant, audacious, courageous,

daring, fearless, brave

•intrepid

Page 310: to run off and hide

remedy, set right•rectify

Page 311: to run off and hide

pretentious, bombastic, highfalutin

•pompous

Page 312: to run off and hide

unravel, unwind, unsnarl

•disentangle

Page 313: to run off and hide

malign, vilify, denounce, to

attack with words•revile

Page 314: to run off and hide

bigoted, unfair, partial

•biased

Page 315: to run off and hide

promising, favorable; fortunate

•auspicious

Page 316: to run off and hide

partner in crime

•accomplice

Page 317: to run off and hide

stimulus, instigator

•catalyst

Page 318: to run off and hide

hidden, undeveloped

•latent

Page 319: to run off and hide

submit, give way to

•succumb

Page 320: to run off and hide

slipshod, sloppy,

•slapdash

Page 321: to run off and hide

chatter, babble•prattle

Page 322: to run off and hide

obliterate, demolish

•annihilate

Page 323: to run off and hide

to make easier, to assist

•facilitate

Page 324: to run off and hide

unruly, beyond control

•incorrigible

Page 325: to run off and hide

not letting light through

•opaque

Page 326: to run off and hide

saucy, bold, shameless

•brazen

Page 327: to run off and hide

given to fighting

•militant

Page 328: to run off and hide

supreme, foremost, primary

•paramount

Page 329: to run off and hide

disprove, confute

•rebut

Page 330: to run off and hide

still, motionless,

fetid•stagnant

Page 331: to run off and hide

morbid, doleful; not sociable

•morose

Page 332: to run off and hide

a large-scale departure or

flight•exodus

Page 333: to run off and hide

capricious, based on one’s

whims•arbitrary

Page 334: to run off and hide

slavery, captivity, forced

labor•servitude

Page 335: to run off and hide

to scold, find fault with; a

rebuke•reprimand

Page 336: to run off and hide

to stop proceedings temporarily; move to another place

•adjourn

Page 337: to run off and hide

having a pleasing appearance

•comely

Page 338: to run off and hide

a trick

•feint

Page 339: to run off and hide

to strengthen•fortify

Page 340: to run off and hide

to make fun of rudely

•jeer

Page 341: to run off and hide

exotic, unfamiliar

•alien

Page 342: to run off and hide

immoral, corrupt

•dissolute

Page 343: to run off and hide

the process of driving or forcing out

•expulsion

Page 344: to run off and hide

food for horses•fodder

Page 345: to run off and hide

pay back, reimburse

•compensate

Page 346: to run off and hide

Irregular, unpredictable

•erratic

Page 347: to run off and hide

raw material for a designated purpose•fodder

Page 348: to run off and hide

concise, short and sweet

•terse

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multiply, burgeon, increase

•proliferate

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Ordinary, run-of-the-mill

•mediocre

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subdue, vanquish, conquer

•subjugate

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tempt, to tease•tantalize

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unwavering, firm•unflinching

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unreadable•illegible

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taint, soil, stain•sully

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profitable•Lucrative

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stubborn; close-minded

•OPINIONATED

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stimulus, instigator

•catalyst

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saucy, bold, shameless

•brazen

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partner in crime

•accomplice

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submit, give way to

•succumb

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slipshod, sloppy,

•slapdash

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chatter, babble•prattle

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obliterate, demolish

•annihilate

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to make easier, to assist

•Facilitate

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filch, rob, swipe

•pilfer

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a likeness

•semblance

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conclude, finish

•terminate

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seize illegally

•usurp

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angry, livid

•irate

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excessive fatness

•obesity

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looter, pirate

•marauder

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to make up, devise

•fabricate

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famous, outstanding,

renowned•eminent

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livid, angry

•irate

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to overcome

•surmount

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excessive fatness

•obesity

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split, breach, break

•rift

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commonplace, overused, hackneyed

•trite

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attached, sticking to

•adherent

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expel, dispel; to drive out

•exorcise

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an extremely poor person

•pauper

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a follower, supporter

•adherent

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an angry argument

•altercation

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to make shorter

•abridge

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ignore, wink at

•condone

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angelic

•cherubic

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to disagree

•dissent

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filch, rob, swipe

•pilfer

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a likeness

•semblance

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conclude, finish

•terminate

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seize illegally

•usurp

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angry, livid

•irate

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looter, pirate

•marauder

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hidden, undeveloped

•latent

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unruly, beyond control

•incorrigible

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not letting light through

•opaque

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given to fighting

•militant

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supreme, foremost, primary

•paramount

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a large-scale departure or

flight•exodus

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disprove, confute

•rebut

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morbid, doleful; not sociable

•morose

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capricious, based on one’s

whims•arbitrary

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slavery, captivity, forced

labor•servitude

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submit, give way to

•succumb

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to scold, find fault with; a

rebuke•reprimand

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still, motionless,

fetid•stagnant

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partner in crime

•accomplice

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stimulus, instigator

•catalyst

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hidden, undeveloped

•latent

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thief, robber, bandit

•BRIGAND

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to let go; give up

•RELINQUISH

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careful, cautious

•CIRCUMSPECT

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an opening; to break through

•BREACH

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to seize, confiscate

•COMMANDEER

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A difficult problem with no perfect

answer

•DILEMMA

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A complete standstill

•DEADLOCK

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to wipe out; to erase

•EFFACE

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awkward, heavy, hard to handle

•CUMBERSOME

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a hopeless mess

MUDDLE

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scattered fragments, litter

•DEBRIS

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uncontrolled

•UNBRIDLED

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to scold

•admonish

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to spread out; wordy

•DIFFUSE

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false, not true

•SPURIOUS

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stubborn; close-minded

•OPINIONATED

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thief, robber, bandit

•BRIGAND

Page 428: to run off and hide

to let go; give up

•RELINQUISH

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careful, cautious

•CIRCUMSPECT

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an opening; to break through

•BREACH

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to seize, confiscate

•COMMANDEER

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A difficult problem with no perfect

answer

•DILEMMA

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A complete standstill

•DEADLOCK

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to wipe out; to erase

•EFFACE

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awkward, heavy, hard to handle

•CUMBERSOME

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a hopeless mess

MUDDLE

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scattered fragments, litter

•DEBRIS

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uncontrolled

•UNBRIDLED

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to scold

•admonish

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to spread out; wordy

•DIFFUSE

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false, not true

•SPURIOUS