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| stubble | (noun) a short growth of beard. |
| dragnet | (noun) a network of measures for apprehension (as of criminals). |
| podium | (noun) a raised platform or pedestal : dais. |
| introverted | (adjective) marked by a habitual tendency toward being predominantly concerned with one's own thoughts and feelings. |
| domain | (noun) a large subdivision of the Internet consisting of computers or sites with a common purpose or a common geographic location and denoted in Internet addresses by an abbreviation. |
| uppity | (adjective) marked by airs of superiority. |
| historical | (adjective) true to past events : accurate in respect to past events. |
| swagger | (verb) conduct oneself in an arrogant manner; especially : walk with an air of overbearing self-confidence. |
| quaver | (verb) to utter sound in tremulous uncertain tones. |
| attitude | (noun) a disposition that is primarily grounded in affect and emotion and is expressive of opinions rather than belief. |
| cheapskate | (noun) a miserly or ungenerous person; especially : one who tries to avoid his share of costs. |
| eternity | (noun) a totality of infinite time. |
| humorist | (noun) a writer specializing in or noted for the quality of his or her comedy or ability to amuse. |
| sketch | (verb) to draw or paint a rough drawing representing an object or scene and often made as a preliminary study. |
| moviegoer | (noun) one that goes to see motion pictures especially frequently. |
| awash | (adjective) marked by an abundance : full, overflowing. |
| fouled | (verb) committed an infringement of the rules in a game or sport (as in basketball) for which a penalty was levied against the offending person or team. |
| yeast | (noun) a substance used in baking and the fermentation of alcoholic beverages : leaven. |
| premium | (adjective) commanding a higher than usual price especially because of superior quality. |
| logical | (adjective) that is in accordance with inferences reasonably drawn from preceding or surrounding or predictable facts or events or circumstances. |
