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strange or unusual; not even as a number strange; unusual; different from what is normal or expected different from what is usual or expected; strange or peculiar

A person or thing that differs from all other members of a group or does not fit in.

Various small, miscellaneous tasks, matters, or minor unfinished details.

A long and eventful or adventurous journey.

Used to give enthusiastic agreement or acknowledge an obvious truth regarding health and wellbeing; used to give emphatic permission or express certainty

away from a place or surface; not working; reduced in price away from a place, position, or time; not functioning

Not engaged in work or official responsibilities; during personal leisure time

To begin an enterprise, relationship, or interaction with an unfavorable start or misunderstanding.

in or into secluded, remote, or isolated places rarely visited by typical tourists

Without prior preparation or rehearsal; spontaneous and impromptu.

Freed from an obligation, blame, punishment, or difficult circumstance.

Stated in confidence and not intended for publication, quotation, or public disclosure.

From immediate memory or knowledge, without checking facts, records, or documentation.

Highly unconventional, bizarre, eccentric, or out of the ordinary.

Slightly indecent, distasteful, or vulgar; also feeling mildly ill or indisposed.

to cause someone to feel hurt, angry, or upset by something said or done

a person who commits an illegal act or breaks a specific rule

an illegal or wrong act; also the feeling of being hurt by someone's words an illegal act; a crime

causing someone to feel deeply hurt, upset, or angry; or relating to an attack causing displeasure or resentment; insulting; aggressive Causing hurt, anger, or annoyance; also relating to attacking in sports or war.

to say you are willing to give or do something; a special price or chance to present something for acceptance or rejection; to propose to present or give something to someone

a place where people do business or administrative work a room or building where people work, usually at desks; a room or building where people work, usually at desks

a person with an official position or authority in an organization a person in a position of authority, especially in law enforcement

approved by an authority; a person with an official position relating to or connected with an authority or public office; relating to or connected with an authority or public office

many times; frequently frequently, many times

a thick liquid used for cooking, fuel, or machines a viscous liquid derived from petroleum or plants, used for cooking or fuel a viscous liquid derived from plants or animals, used for cooking, lubrication, or fuel; a viscous liquid derived from petroleum or plants, used for cooking or fuel a viscous liquid derived from plants or animals, used for cooking, lubrication, or fuel

acceptable, fine, or used to agree used to express agreement or acceptance

having lived for many years; not new; from the past having lived for a long time; not new or young; having lived for a long time; not new or young

Adhering to traditional or conservative ideas, methods, or values; classic.

A small group of people having control of a country, organization, or institution.

a small oval fruit with a hard pit and bitter flesh, widely cultivated for food and oil

The action of excluding or leaving out someone or something; a failure to include.; someone or something that has been left out or excluded the action of excluding or leaving out someone or something; a failure to include The act of leaving out or excluding something; something that has been left out.

Having unlimited power; able to do anything; all-powerful.

Present everywhere at the same time; widely or constantly encountered.

With a very small budget or very little money.

Experiencing a prolonged period of extraordinary success or high-energy achievement.

having a strictly limited amount of money to spend

Trapped in an exhausting, monotonous routine with little or no progress.

because of; due to

Vigilant, watchful, and ready to notice errors or take quick action

Typically, generally, or according to an arithmetic mean calculation