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Song
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Hint
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Answer
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Eldest Daughter
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Struck by suffering, hardship, or illness
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Afflicted
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The Fate of Ophelia
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Devotion or loyalty pledged to a person, cause, or nation
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Allegiance
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Eldest Daughter
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A hollow absence of feeling, concern, or interest
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Apathy
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The Life of a Showgirl / Wood
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A carefully arranged cluster of flowers, fragrant and decorative
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Bouquet
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Father Figure
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A grand country house or castle, especially in the French style
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Chateau
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CANCELLED!
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Covered or hidden from view, shrouded in secrecy
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Cloaked
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Ruin The Friendship
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A small, elegant floral piece worn on clothing or the wrist
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Corsage
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CANCELLED!
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Zealous fighters pressing for a cause or mission
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Crusaders
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Eldest Daughter
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Fiercely ruthless, marked by merciless competition
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Cutthroat
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Wood
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Captivated by masculine charm or sex appeal (slang portmanteau)
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D*ckmatized
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Eldest Daughter
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Quiet care in word or deed; tact and cautious judgment
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Discretion
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Wood
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Deeply troubled, agitated, or overcome with grief
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Distraught
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CANCELLED!
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The act of being absolved from blame, guilt, or fault
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Exoneration
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The Life of a Showgirl
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Open-weave hosiery with a bold, patterned design
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Fishnets
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The Life of a Showgirl
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Bands or fasteners holding stockings in place, often decorative
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Garters
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Ruin The Friendship
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Sparkling brightly with reflected moisture or polish
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Glistening
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CANCELLED!
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A solemn vehicle that carries the dead to burial
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Hearse
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The Fate of Ophelia
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Sharpening or refining to greater precision or skill
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Honing
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The Life of a Showgirl
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Relentless hunters, whether dogs or pursuers of people
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Hounds
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Wi$h Li$t
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People who feign virtue while acting in contradiction
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Hypocrites
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The Life of a Showgirl
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Destiny, fate, or the inescapable hand of fortune
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Kismet
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Eldest Daughter
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Fragrant spring blossoms in shades of pale purple and white
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Lilacs
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The Fate of Ophelia
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Stayed on, reluctant to leave; delayed departure with hesitation
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Lingered
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Father Figure
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A rich, reddish-brown wood known for strength and elegance
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Mahogany
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Father Figure
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The decorative shelf crowning a fireplace
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Mantel
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The Fate of Ophelia
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A deep, lingering sadness; a pensive, wistful mood
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Melancholy
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The Life of a Showgirl
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A looming threat or presence that inspires fear
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Menace
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O______
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A sleek, jet-black gemstone polished to a smooth shine
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Onyx
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O______
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A milky, iridescent glass that glows with soft colors
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Opalite
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CANCELLED!
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How an action or choice is perceived; also the study of light
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Optics
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CANCELLED!
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Thrives, grows, or flourishes with success
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Prospers
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Father Figure
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One nurtured and guided under the care of a mentor
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Protégé
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Actually Romantic
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To stir up anger, reaction, or intense emotion
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Provoke
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The Fate of Ophelia
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A place or state of painful waiting before relief or release
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Purgatory
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The Fate of Ophelia
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A person with the compulsion to set things ablaze (for short)
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Pyro
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The Life of a Showgirl
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Tiny, gleaming discs stitched onto fabric for sparkle and show
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Sequins
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Eldest Daughter
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Flickers with a wavering, delicate glow of light
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Shimmers
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Eldest Daughter
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Brutal, violent killing on a massive or merciless scale
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Slaughter
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CANCELLED!
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Self-satisfied with an air of conceit or superiority
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Smug
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Honey
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A quick, refreshing spray of liquid or mist
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Spritz
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Wood
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Guided by irrational belief in omens, luck, or signs
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Superstitious
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Actually Romantic
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Gaudy, cheap, or lacking refinement in taste or style
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Tacky
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Eldest Daughter
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Irreversibly final; relating to an ultimate end or death
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Terminal
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CANCELLED!
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Bristling with painful problems; prickly
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Thorny
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Father Figure
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Restless, unpredictable, straying from control or guidance
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Wayward
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CANCELLED!
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Evil, corrupt, or mischievous with playful edge
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Wicked
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Ruin The Friendship
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Sagged, drooped, or lost vitality from heat, weakness, or loss
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Wilted
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Honey
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A hardy herb with crisp, minty aroma and flavor
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Wintergreen
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Elizabeth Taylor
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Shrunken, dried, or faded away from age, neglect, or hardship
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Withered
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The Life of a Showgirl
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Cleverly sharp in speech, quick with humor
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Witty
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