Questions

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As daft as a brush

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Mealy mouthed

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INSOLENT

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Go out of one's way

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To avert

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A dramatic entertainment, in which performers express through gestures

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the way in which a substance holds together; thickness or viscosity

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The base of the cooking vessels would have a thick coating of carbon deposit and (clean) it was a pain.