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INCESSANT
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Definition List
A) to cause a rapid or concentrated delivery or outpouring (verb); a barrier of continuous artillery or machine-gun fire (noun)
B) showing a lack of proper thought or care; lightheartedly and gaily carefree; heedlessly (adv.)
C) strong-scented herb related to daisies with flower heads that have a bitter medicinal flavor often used in tea (noun)
D) a woman hired to do household work; a cleaning woman in a large building, hired to clean houses or office buildings (noun, British)
E) trying to win attention or admiration of men without serious feelings: flirty (adj.)
F) continuing without interruption with varying intensity: unceasing (adj.)
G) a rapid and strong beat: a throb or a quiver (noun)
H) ostentatiously using petty details to show one's knowledge; academic (adj.)
I) unsettled by uncertainty, disappointment or danger; agitated or disquieted (adj.)
J) offense taken by a slight; a fit of resentment (noun)
K) a taking away or stopping of something needed or wanted (noun)
L) to put down or depress; to pacify (verb)
M) knapsack or backpack (German noun)
N) a person who carries out destructive or obstructive action as an enemy agent or sympathizer to hinder a nation's war or defense efforts; someone who commits destruction of property or hinders manufacture by discontented workers (noun)
O) a small bag for carrying clothes or books (noun)
P) exceeding what is sufficient or necessary: extra (adj.)
Q) common, harmful or objectionable small animals that are difficult to control (noun)
R) of little worth or account; morally base: wicked, contemptible, despicable; physically repulsive (adj.)
