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A moral tale or fable

Parable-A short allegory story designed to teach a truth.

100

Good, Lucky, Nice

Sinister-Threatening evil, harm, or trouble.

100

to change in outward form or appearance.

Transfigured

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A prayer on behalf of one another

Intercession

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The party goers drank sweet pulque and ate cake to celebrate the wedding.

a milky, fermented drink made of agave plants and traditional to mexican culture.

200

A plaster or Ointment

Poultice- A soft, moist mass of cloth or herbs applied to the body as a medicinal treatment.

200

Depression, Sadness, Sorrow

Exhilaration-exhilarated feeling; Joyousness, hilarity

200

The emission of visible light by a body, caused by its high temperature.

Incandescence

200

Made of one stone; one piece.

Monolithic

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After the funeral, she had a plaintive discussion with the close family.

Plaintive-Sorrowful, somber.

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Arm of water or creek

Estuary-The part of the mouth or lower course of the river.

300

Criticism, disproval, refusal

Benediction-utterance of good wishes, blessings pronounced at the end of a service. 

300

Sleight of hand; trickery.

Legerdemain

300

Sound of a bagpipe; a shriek

Skirled

300

The dog made a keening howl after the snake struck.

Keening- a wailing lament

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Infectious, Hansen's disease

Leprosy-chronic, mildly infectious disease caused by micro-bacteria

400

Rich, wealthy, affluent

Indigent-Lacking necessities of life; poor, impoverished.

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Occurring or coming later or after.

Subsequent

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Shining; luminous

Lucent

400

The ship set sail at a lymphatic pace across the bay.

Sluggishness

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Stout, strong, tough

Stalwart- Strong and stoutly built, brave.

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Proven, Safe

Speculative-contemplation or consideration of something.

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Calm facial expression

Countenance

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Unsure or pessimistic about something

Irresolution

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The crowd spurned at the mouse as it ran across the subway station.

To reject with distain;kick or trample with the foot.

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