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Huskers

100

to give power or authority to, to enable, to permit

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empower

verb

200

to injure very seriously by cutting, tearing, crushing, to bring to ruin

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mangle

verb

300

to have a heavy, violent, swelling motion

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a powerful forward rush

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surge

verb

noun

400

an extremely wicked, brutal or cruel act, something very bad or unpleasant

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atrocity

noun

500

one who expects things to turn out for the best, someone who looks on the bright side of things

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optimist

noun

Hawkeyes

100

in a bad or nasty mood, resentful or gloomy

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sulky

adjective

200

a quality or characteristic; a distinguishing feature

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trait

noun

300

to declare to be true, state positively, to confirm

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affirm

verb

400

something added to complete a thing or make up for a lack, a section added to a book or document.

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to provide such an addition or completion

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supplement

noun

verb

500

causing uneasiness or worry

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disquieting

adjective

Longhorns

100

to struggle successfully against, to prove to be a match for, to deal with satisfactorily

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a long religious cloak, a canopy

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cope

verb

noun

200

a reading in public of something that is memorized, a memorized poem or piece that is read aloud

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recitation

noun

300

dishonest, not guided or controlled by moral principles

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unscrupulous

adj

400

to make stupid, dull, or groggy, to surprise or astonish

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stupefy

verb

500

speaking or writing easily and smoothly, flowing gracefully

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fluent

adj

Tigers

100

to stick to, remain attached, to be devoted or loyal as a follower

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adhere

verb

200

to roam about stealthily in search of something.

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prowl

verb

300

a wrong idea, or misunderstanding

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misapprehension

noun

400

to discourage, scare off, prevent through fear or doubt

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deter

verb

500

to move slowly or fall behind, to bring up the rear

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a falling behind, the amount by which someone or something is behind

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lag

verb

noun