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QUISLING : BETRAY ::

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(DEFINING CHARACTERISTIC) A quisling is a person who betrays; a juggernaut in a phantom that crashes. (A)

RIND : MELON ::

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(PART AND THE WHOLE) Rind is the outer cover of a melon; skin is the outer cover of an apple. (B)

ELEGY : LAMENT ::

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(DEFINITION) An elegy is a poem lament (meaning expression of grief) of a dead person; a eulogy is a speech in praise of a dead person. (D)

SUSPICIOUS : PARANOID ::

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(DESIRABLE AND UNDESIRABLE FORMS OF A QUALITY) Being paranoid (meaning intensely and irrationally suspicious) is an undesirable from of being suspicious; idolatrous (meaning excessively and irrationally admiring) is an undesirable of admiring. (B)

LEAF: OAK ::

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(PART AND WHOLE) leaf is the name of the leaf of an oak tree; needle is the name of the leaf of a pine tree. (D)

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