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Vocabulary a beatified person A clear conscience A fairy-tale beast accused of attacking livestock. A person from Buenos Aires, Argentina A person from Lima, Peru A person from the capital (Mexico City) A pre-Christmas party Acronym acts of God All inclusive All Saints’ Day Almost American, a person from the United States An organized crime group of hired killers And/or Annoying Anti-perspirant Aquilles' heel Area code At your service ATM Being duly sworn Beleaguered, harassed Bewitched billion Birth certificate Black Friday Body odor Bold, insolent, daring booty Brown paper, butcher paper By the way Bypass Carbon footprint Catch and release Christmas Christmas bonus Christmas Eve Cinco de mayo Cohort Coin toss Collection center Colorful Compulsive eater Confirmed bachelor Confusing Congratulations, best wishes Convent Crass Cul-de-sac Curly Damnation! Day of the Dead Daylight savings time Deadline Death squad Deny, refute Disappointed Disgusting Distemper Don’t slam the door. Download Downpour Drug test Drummer Drunken binge Dumb, stupid Dumbstruck; open-mouthed, spell-bound, fascinated Easter Sunday Easter Week Entrepreneurship errand, errands Expiration date Faded, withered, wilted Favorite Female truck driver First born First cousin First-class, classy, top-notch Flabbergasted Flesh-eating bacteria Frangipani Free trade Freelance Fugitive, bad guy, criminal Full of vices Gang Gaudy Get out of here Ghost town Global warming Good Friday Gray matter Hair-raising, terrifying Halloween Happy birthday. Here, right here, over here Hired gun Hit man, hired assassin Holy Saturday, the day before Easter Sunday Home page Homepage Horrifying Host Host Hot flash Hunger strike I wish, I hope, May it In cold blood Independence Day India ink Inebriated, intoxicated, drunk ingrate, ungrateful Introductory offer Investor Juicy Junk bond Kidnapper Killing of women Labor Day ladies’ man Lame Lamentably Last call Lazy Leak Leap year Lefty, left-handed Lent Life sentence Lingerie Listen to me Locket Lousy Love affair Loved ones Luck, good fortune, happiness	Lucky Maid Mailbox, inbox Market Master plan Maybe Mexican jumping bean Mexico City Midwife Monastery Mosquito Mother earth Nail polish remover Namesake Nickname No diving No-seeum Not for profit, non-profit Old maid On tiptoe Out of print Pandemic Pawn shop pen Pickpocket PIN Playful Please Plus shipping charges Poor thing pothole Presumptuous, arrogant, proud Probably Pros and cons Puzzle, jigsaw puzzle Regal Ritual cleansing rogue, devil Roller coaster Round trip Rude; poorly brought up Rude; poorly brought up Runway model Scalp Scapegoat Screw top Season premiere Secondhand Self-confidence, self-assurance Self-esteem Self-preservation Self-titled Send greetings, say hello Sequins Severance pay, severance package Shooting, shoot-out shortcut Skylight Social drinker Social misfit Sparkler Spoiled Sponsor St. Patrick’s Day Standard time Store window, display case Straight up, neat Stranger Stubborn Stuck Stuffed animal, plush toy Substance abuse Suddenly Survey Survival Suspended without pay Sweetheart Sweetie Sybarite, gourmand Take heart! Telenovela Tenacious Text message Thanksgiving The Academy Awards The audience The day after tomorrow The death penalty The fine print The Milky Way The tooth fairy Thief Ticket stub Tight Time out Tip To argue To be starving To bear To diminish, to have a negative effect on To earn a living To get jealous To give in to, to spoil, to indulge To happen, to occur, to arrive To have an accident, to be in an accident To make fun of To make love To measure blood alcohol level To perspire To play hide-and-go-seek To protect, to safeguard To purr To run the risk To self-medicate To silence To text To the point Trafficker Trash can, waste bin Tray, platter Undercover agent Undignified Unnoticed Vicious cycle Victim Voluntary manslaughter Waiter Wealthy people Wealthy people What? Whipping boy Whiskey Wretch, swine, pig Yesteryear, olden days Young man, young woman

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