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Topic Personality:: PAGE #14
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391. Tickle (kielie)
:: I reached up to scratch a tickle on my right cheek and felt a hand not my own brushing my face gently back and forth
392. Discomfit (verwar)
:: It was like a whole different world here I was suddenly discomfited by my familys humble home
393. Heaven (hemel)
:: We then turned the car towards the retail heaven that is IKEA
394. Stagger (steier)
:: Consumption of Merlot continues to stagger producers who struggle to cope with demand
395. Frazzled (frazzled)
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396. Freak (frats)
:: This is all very well if you are a dedicated fitness freak or yoga girl but for the majority of us this look simply doesnt work
397. Chug (Chug)
:: Whether you like to chug beer at parties or prefer a glass of wine with dinner makes a big difference when it comes to your health three recent studies confirm
398. Chump (homp)
:: Nowadays even overrated chumps are earning close to six figures every single week
399. Pride (trots)
:: Everyone in this facility yields to the seven deadly sins especially pride and vanity
400. Humiliate (verneder)
:: As far as I am aware humiliating your colleagues in public is not the best way to foster team spirit
401. Staid (sober)
:: In the end one has to say that the ageold and staid principles of banking are more relevant in the era of retail financing
402. Quench (Blus)
:: You arrived confused anxious to quench your curiosity at one of South Eastern Connecticuts top liberal arts colleges
403. Querulous (klaende)
:: As a professional for example Dr Sermond presides with creeping midlife ennui over a querulous clientele to whom he gives little more than amused compassionmuch of it arising from his own seeming lack of problems
404. Conviction (oortuiging)
:: It was something she could immerse herself in with conviction sincerity and total commitment
405. Loose (los)
:: While beanbags are safe they pose a risk if loose beads escape from the bean bags
406. Mischief (kwaad)
:: The idea was to entice teenagers off the streets on Saturdays when they might be making mischief but Sonja never imagined how successful it would be
407. Mischievous (ondeunde)
:: The two boys looked at each other and a little mischievous grin developed between them
408. Busybody (moeial)
:: They are just happily getting on with their own lives and doing their best to dodge being bothered by all the busybodies and meddlers of the world
409. Muster (monster)
:: This gave Louis time to muster an army and on 22 May 1216 he landed at Sandwich
410. Stupidity (onnoselheid)
:: Im tired of the games the stupidities the frustrations the dynamics the everything
411. Asinine (asinine)
:: To draw the conclusion that this person is a terrorist based on this evidence is asinine
412. Sick (siek)
:: They are sick and depraved and have convinced themselves they are right and the rest of us are wrong
413. Sickness (siekte)
:: travel sickness
414. Stupefy (bedwelmen)
:: When I walked out of the movie theatre after seeing the film I was stupefied
415. Stupid (onnosel)
:: Sit for hours on end next to some poxy lake on the half chance that some fish will be stupid enough to bite the hook youve left lying around for them
416. Wallflower (Muurblommetjie)
:: Those who do not meet the proper supermodel proportions or possess buns andor abs of steel are shooed to the side of single sexual life to wait like wallflowers at a high school dance for a possible mercy date or two
417. Pleasure (plesier)
:: Claire started struggling again at this newfound sensation of pain and pleasure
418. Jolly (jolly)
:: This may have been a nonevent of Olympic proportions but at least it all looked jolly impressive for 15 seconds on local TV news later in the evening
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