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a localized collection of pus in the tissues, often with swelling, usually caused by bacteria.
synonyms: sore, ulcer, lesion

struck with overwhelming shock or amazement; filled with sudden fright or horror.

(n.) - a claim or piece of evidence that a person was elsewhere when a crime occurred.
synonyms: explanation, reason, informal story.

(n.) - a drug given for medical purposes that causes loss of feeling in an area of the body for surgery.
synonyms: narcotic, seditive

(n.) - a person who actively opposes or is hostile to another person or thing.
synonyms: foe, rival, adversary, opponent, enemy, competitor

(n.) - a rigid policy of segregation of non-white populations.
synonyms: segregation, discrimination, separatism

(n.) - a word or phrase that identifies or renames a noun or pronoun.

Requiring or using much energy or vigor; hard to endure.

(n.) - inspection and dissection of a body after death to determine cause of death.
synonyms: dissection, examination

to command or order (someone) to do something; to express a greeting or wish.

trinkets or objects of very little value often used for decoration.

rough and stormy; noisy and lively; full of excitement.

large in bodily size.

(n.) - a dead body, especially a human body to be dissected; corpse.
synonyms: carcass, corpse, remains

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(n.) - the traits that describe an individual; moral or ethical quality; a part in a story, play, or film; a symbol used in a writing system.
synonyms: symbol, figure, sign, mark, letter, cast, appearance, nature, reputation, trait

(n) - the creation and convincing representation of fictional characters.

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(n.) - anything that puzzles; a riddle where the answer involves a pun or play on words. synonyms: paradox, puzzle, riddle, pun, problem, mystery

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(n.) - a variety of language that distinguishes varieties of the same language.
synonyms: accent, jargon, lingo, slang

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(n.) - when the conflict in a story gets resolved and tensions/suspense lessen; occurs after the climax has been reached

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to show or indicate beforehand.

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a figure of speech not intended to be taken literally; obvious and intentional exaggeration to make a point.

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(n.) - a word or phrase used to express strong emotion or surprise.
synonyms: bellow, yell, cry, expletive, outcry

extending beyond the main body or line; extending upwards or outwards beyond limits.

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the act of giving inanimate objects human characteristics.

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the pointed front portion of a ship's bow below the water.

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(adj) - awakening memories of something similar.
synonyms: recollect, remember, suggestive

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(n.) - a related series of incidents in a literary plot that build toward the point of greatest interest.
synonyms: developments, critical moments, defining moments.

cutting rapidly and forcefully with a long curved blade.

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a figure speech in which two unlike things are compared.

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(v.) - to combine information to form a new thought or product; to combine multiple ideas into a single thought.
synonyms: blend, integrate, combine

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