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Topic Personality:: PAGE #41
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1201. Boisterous (boisterous)
:: The crowd slumbered and even the usually boisterous Carib Beer girls gave up trying to get the spectators enthused
1202. Bold (trom)
:: They are like cartoons with their bold lines bright colours and flat shapes
1203. Chatter (chatter)
:: I gratefully let my smile fade as I tried to block out their incessant chatter
1204. Chatty (chatty)
:: You dont have to be the most outgoing or chatty person in the world because in student villages there are so many people that are in the same boat as you are and you have no choice but to start bonding
1205. Clown (clown)
:: So maybe we are supposed to decide for ourselves if he is just the class clown or not
1206. Confess (Admhaím)
:: In fact if youre about to confess to an affair and you havent given your wife flowers in the last ten years a lavish bouquet will probably get the message across without you having to do any talking at all
1207. Confession (admháil)
:: Lest the Gods of Indie strike me down I have a confession to make that could well ruin the few hip credentials in my possession
1208. Despondent (despondent)
:: I remember how despondent and disheartened we were as the doctors findings were reported
1209. Evil (olc)
:: Logically if one follows the common mores of the west the intent to do harm would be evil
1210. Fool (amadán)
:: If I promise you that will you go away and stop risking your fool neck to Kevons temper
1211. Foolish (foolish)
:: But its foolish to think that what worked once will work again
1212. Galling (galling)
:: And if youve been paying attention to these which you are most likely not you will have figured much of this out long before Mike and Terry finally do as they are gallingly slow on the uptake the downtake and every other kind of take
1213. Handle (láimhseáil)
:: handle the fruit carefully
1214. Incense (incense)
:: I never imagined I would be laying here with the scent of incense and jasmine filling my nose lying this close to anyone nearly drowning in them
1215. Knock (cnag)
:: As the blood supply for the scalp is so good any knock received tends to bleed profusely resulting in blood everywhere and bruising as a result
1216. Limit (teorainn)
:: If the cameras are too close together it will create a bottleneck as people drive within the limit
1217. Mental (meabhrach)
:: Are there enough mental health professions to deliver the therapy that is needed
1218. Passionate (paiseanta)
:: They are so passionate about their football and it is beginning to show in the quality of the players
1219. Pig (muc)
:: In terms of food it is usually a roast suckling pig and rice but it can even be a sandwich
1220. Rapt (rapt)
:: He listened with rapt amused attention to what I told him about the role of LSD in his Nobel Prizewinning discovery
1221. Repugnant (aimhréireach)
:: The film treats him as a complicated character both repugnant in a grueling scene he confesses his problem to his own young son and pathetic but not particularly gay even in code
1222. Repulse (repulse)
:: This iron Phalanx repulses the wave of Trojan attackers
1223. Scorn (scorn)
:: His passionate advocacy has earned him the love of comaaffected families and the scorn of the medical profession in equal measure
1224. Surprise (iontas)
:: Then watch in fear surprise and alarm as the local copper enters the tunnel at the other end on his pushbike
1225. Surprised (ionadh)
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1226. Tense (aimsir)
:: The film that creates such an atmosphere of despair that I begin to tense up and get nervous
1227. Tough (diana)
:: This was a very tough exciting match and at half time we were down 2 tries
1228. Whisker (whisker)
:: When I got back to the table I stood behind Papa slipped my arms around his neck and bending down kissed his whiskery cheek
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