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- scapegoat
- a person or group who bears the blame for others.
- derision
- mocking, or ridicule, like if i said "Nicole, im in pre alg and she says, ya im in calculus 2.
- antagonism
- antipathy, hostility, an opposing force, principal, etc. (mean, unfriendly)
- CUNNINGLY
- secret, and like, a bank robber, really smart at was he's doing
- profound
- at great depth, intellectually deep, abstruse, mysterious.
- gesticulation
- to make expressive gestures especially while speaking.
- acute
- a sharp pointed angle of 90 or less degrees. to be very sharp and smart. or a very severe pain.
- mob
- a disorderly or riotous crowd a contemptuous term for the masse a gang of criminals.
- idiosyncrasy
- a characteristic, habit or mannerism that is peculiar to am individual
- incisive
- keen, penetrating, decisive, angry, enraged
- vendor
- a seller, a machine that ejects goods after a required amount of coins have been inserted
- conquest
- the winning of a persons affection, a person or thing conquered.
- beguile
- to charm or fascinate, to enchant. You look very beguiling is a compliment.
- hearken
- to give heed or attention to what is said. to listen.
- dissemble
- to pretend or conceal (by true feelings) by pretense. to pretend to be something your not.
- vex
- to confuse or annoy or puzzle.
- goad
- a sharp, pointy stick that is used for driving cattle. to irritate or nag persistently
- STEALTH
- secretly, clandestine, the act of stealing, a theft. ( i would stealthily walk up to try and steal paytons cookie.
- haley
- the most awesomest person EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i rock
- converge
- to come or bring together
- sagacity
- readiness or apprehension,discriminating intelligence, acute practical judgement. (smart, wise)