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Topic Personality:: PAGE #7
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181. Peckish (honger)
:: You order some more food because youre peckish
182. Vulgar (vulgêre)
:: We blame them for violence in society vulgar tastes and a host of other ills
183. Vulgarity (vulgariteit)
:: he was seen as the embodiment of the vulgarity of the 1980s
184. Spurn (verag)
:: She was accused of being superior and distant because she spurns requests to appear on television or model for magazine covers
185. Explosive (plofbare)
:: The two powerful explosive charges being laid are expertly placed
186. Embarrassing (verleentheid)
:: Now Seoul is in the uncomfortable position of having to accept an embarrassingly low bid
187. Embarrassment (verleentheid)
:: Among other embarrassments the firms were run by felons and hired felons to make the prolaw enforcement pitch
188. Head (kop)
:: The directors also revealed that the club is appointing top Australian coach Leo Epifania as head coach
189. Absorbed (geabsorbeer)
:: And yes I had even listened fixedly and absorbedly to the unabashed flavour of the Spanish Gypsy musicians
190. Gripe (gryp)
:: seeing your tiny baby suffering with wind and gripe
191. Chivalrous (Chanson)
:: And you ask why chivalrous men are a dying breed
192. Chivalry (ridders)
:: I figure that chivalry honour friendship and of course romance are all part of film noir as is the inner darkness of the central character usually and certainly the villains
193. Unkind (onvriendelike)
:: You call me in to see and I explain that it would be unkind to leave it there it might crawl to the floor we must take care that no one squashes it
194. Infuriate (woedend)
:: That anyone would find his lousy play any good infuriates him
195. Banana (piesang)
:: From now on he accompanied his new lord through numerous adventures and battles as the faithful vassal and second banana
196. Pusillanimous (lafhartig)
:: They are supposed to abhor pusillanimous or sycophantic behavior
197. Pussycat (Pussycat)
:: he may look scary but people assure us hes really a pussycat
198. Wonder (wonder)
:: I think whoever follows him can build on that wonder rapport that Pope John Paul II had with youth
199. Wonderful (wonderlike)
:: If the concert had been at the South Bank or the Barbican I would have had to decline the drinkup but the wonderfulness of working at the heart of Westminster Village was the ability to nip to the concert as an interval in the works drinkies
200. Wonderment (verwondering)
:: Firefighter Dan who had known Adam for a number of years looked at his friend in wonderment
201. Nut (neut)
:: Not every person who is prowar or antigun control is a prolife antigay religious nut
202. Bottle (bottel)
:: Who knew drinking out of a baby bottle could be so much fun
203. Sympathetic (simpatieke)
:: Before you started your research had you been sympathetic toward the idea of antidepressants
204. Sympathy (simpatie)
:: The landed gentry had some sympathy with popular resentment of the activities of moneyed and mercantile entrepreneurs
205. Snap (snap)
:: My head whipped around as i heard the sound of a branch snap
206. Treasure (skat)
:: Finders are legally allowed to keep their finds unless they are classed as treasure usually a gold or silver object dating back over 300 years
207. Recoil (terugslag)
:: We recoil at the idea of growing human beings for spare body parts or creating life for our convenience
208. Jerk (stoot)
:: I nodded my head slowly suddenly realizing that I was dealing with an arrogant conceited jerk
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