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dash, animation; spirit; energy in style and action.
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blurred, dimmed with a confused appearance.
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minuteness, attention to small things or details; extreme precision.
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“school-ma’am English,” the grammatically correct but dull English of women school-teachers.Ma’am is short for madam .
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Thomas Jefferson （1743-1826）, third American president.
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grammatical rigor, exactingness in the correct use of grammar without allowance or indulgence.
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Henry Ward Beecher （1813-1887）, American preacher.
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stupefy, make dull or stupid.
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Hobbes, Thomas （1588-1679）, English philosopher.
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“State of Nature,” in Hobbes’ book “Leviathan.”
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niggardly, meanly; covetous; stingy; miserly.
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rawly, crudely.
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aggravating, making worse.
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displeasing, exciting unpleasant feelings.
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annoying, disturbing or irritating, especially by continued repeated acts.
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offensive, giving offense; insulting; disagreeable; obnoxious.
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1705043272
disgusting, offending the taste, reason, or sensibility.
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irritating, exciting impatience, anger or displeasure.
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maddening, making mad or crazy.
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increase, add to; become greater.
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fry， 以油煎，炒．
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broil， 烤．
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roast， 烧．
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stew， 蒸煮．
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firecracker （爆仗）, a cylinder containing an explosive and a fuse, and discharged to make a noise.
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