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Topic Personality:: PAGE #40
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1171. Afraid (wehi)
:: Im afraid that what he alludes to is only a possibility among others and not in my view the most likely one
1172. Apoplectic (apoplectic)
:: Aida who had been gurgling apoplectically sprang snarling from the basket and made for the intruder openmouthed
1173. Appalled (miharo)
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1174. Bogus (kēhua)
:: Elderly people are being warned to beware of bogus callers following an attempted burglary in Sutton
1175. Boil (whewhe)
:: Remove the chicken and boil the juices furiously for a minute or two
1176. Brow (rae)
:: A sterile towel should not be used by a person in sterile attire to adjust glasses or wipe his or her brow
1177. Cloud (kapua)
:: If we have peace of mind we can weather through the rough patches but guilt hatred or depression can cloud the brightest day
1178. Cower (hipokina ana)
:: Phoenix screamed at her parents who were now cowering in fear at their daughter standing before them
1179. Desolate (ururua)
:: The smoke shed seen it came from here this desolate place
1180. Desolation (ururua)
:: To retrieve and hold on to it at all other times that would be something of worth to salvage from these scenes of desolation
1181. Despair (ahoaho)
:: They all had deep despair etched on their faces
1182. Dolt (dolt)
:: Once again shareholders were pictured as dolts unable to find their way off a stalled escalator
1183. Fondle (Moi)
:: He sits there on the sofa slowly turning the pages fondling each and every one
1184. Gallant (nui e)
:: But like many oldfashioned men he takes a rather gallant approach to the women in his family
1185. Gallantry (toa)
:: Users can therefore search for medal awards mainly gallantry and meritorious service awards army and navy commissions promotions the naturalisation of an ancestor and much more during this crucial period in history
1186. Home (home)
:: Smith then held off the challenge of two defenders and slotted the ball home from fifteen yards
1187. Homesick (te kāinga)
:: Still Indian students might experience the occasional bout of homesickness and face challenges from the weather and the food
1188. Invent (whakaaroa)
:: I invented the story of this Roman woman who went to a fort south of Hadrians Wall to join her husband
1189. Menace (Tuhinga)
:: Two silent support performers add to the atmosphere of surreal menace
1190. Mortify (whakamate)
:: Kelly looked mortified at Roxies suggestion
1191. Nice (pai)
:: Paris is a nice city
1192. Prude (prude)
:: It is also where the prudery of a later time has obviously crept in the sculptures all seem lacklustre and no sexual connotations are to be found here
1193. Prudish (taata faahua)
:: But in the prudish 1840s women were expected to know their place and it did not involve depicting headstrong passionate women who became enamoured with married men
1194. Repugnance (repugnance)
:: Certainly Bayle asserts that the value of faith is directly proportional with its repugnancy to reason
1195. Surly (pakeke)
:: There was no clearer indication of this aggressive new stance than the surly attitude taken towards Germany
1196. Touch (pa ki)
:: I only tolerated him because he was good for a touch now and then
1197. Touched (pa)
:: you have to be a little touched to do my job
1198. Vice (tumuaki tuarua)
:: an open sewer of vice and crime
1199. Whirl (pe'ape'a)
:: Every time a Philly player scores a home run a huge illuminated liberty bell will whirl around flash and chime repeatedly
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