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| antonym | a word that means the opposite of another word |
| concept | a thought or idea |
| context | the words surrounding a word that make its meaning clear |
| derivative | a word formed from another word |
| effective | able to accomplish a result; useful in bringing about a result |
| glossary | a list of definitions or terms or important words used in a certain text |
| retain | to hold or keep |
| specialized | having one use among many possible uses |
| synonym | a word with the same, or nearly the same, meaning as another word |
| terminology | vocabulary particular to a certain subject |
| beastly | awful, very unpleasant |
| hog | a greedy or selfish person |
| horseplay | rough play |
| hound | to pursue or urge repeatedly or insistently |
| lionize | to greatly admire, to idolize |
| mammoth | enormous |
| parrot | to imitate without understanding |
| pigheaded | stupidly stubborn |
| scapegoat | a peson unfairly set up to take blame for others |
| sheepish | quietly embarrassed or guilty |
| affable | pleasant; friendly |
| awe | wonder, fear, or respect for something impressive |
| contempt | hateful scorn |
| crave | to need or desire strongly |
| detestable | inspiring or deserving hatred |
| enchanting | charming; having the power to attract |
| fascinate | to capture strong interest or attention |
| loathe | to hate intensely |
| rave | to praise enthusiastically |
| recoil | to shrink back in fear, dislike or disgust |
