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(3)

ZHOKH - rogue, swindler

ILO - wasteful

ACE - important

FAT - dandy

HAM - rude

CHEF - 1) assisting, 2) leader

(4)

APASH - hooligan, thief

BUKA - unsociable, gloomy

BUYAN - bully

DOKA - master, master

ZHUIR - revelry

ZOIL - picky critic

HEROD - monster, tormentor

JUDAS - traitor

Cain - monster, murderer

NAYAN - impudent ignoramus

Clown - a hoot

PERI - beautiful, captivating

Dodger

TAT - thief, robber

HVAT - daring, dodger

CACA - requiring attention

(5)

ABREK - exile

AUGUR - initiated into secrets

ADEPT - adherent of the idea

ASKET - hermit

BIRUN - bribe taker

BIRYUK - gloomy

VITIA - eloquent

LEADER

DANDY - dandy, dandy

HEFTY

EGOZA - fussy

Ernik (era) - reveler

MORON

KAPER - pirate, robber

KORESH - friend

LAKEY - sycophant

MEDEIA - seductress

NABOB - get rich quick

BREAK - rough, clumsy

PARIA - outcast

DUDE - an empty dandy

POZER - loving to show off

RAGI - healthy

ROVNYA

ROCHLA - sluggish

SATYR - lustful

STOIK - enduring adversity

TYRAN - despot, tormentor

TITANIUM - outstanding

FETYUK - sluggish

PHILON - lazy

FRANT - dandy

FURY - angry, grumpy

WHIP (whip, whip) - impudent, gossip

Kholuy - sycophant

KHOKHRYA - dandy

CYNIC

CHUDAK - original

scamp - mischievous

SHPYN - joker

SHULER is a scammer

AESTHET - connoisseur of elegance

YARYGA - drunkard

(6)

AMANAT - hostage

ARNAUT - a basurman

BAYBAK - clumsy

BRETER - duelist

bourbon - rough

BOURGEOIS - philistine

VANDAL - ignoramus, barbarian

barbarian - cruel

VAHLAK - clumsy

SURVIVED - plow, rogue

DESPOT - tyrant, tyrant

DISCLAIMER - experienced, seasoned

SPLINTER - caustic

ZAURYAD - mediocre

Jesuit - two-faced, hypocrite

MONSTER - cruel

KAMRAD - comrade

CLIENT - regular customer

Cretin - stupid

MANIAC - suffering from any attraction

MEHERA - angry, grumpy

MIMOSA - touchy

MYSTIC - believing in mysterious powers

NEOPHITE - a new supporter of any doctrine

OPIFAG - opium smoker

OPTANT - having the right to choose citizenship

PASSION - an object of passion

PATRON - patron

PEDANT - formalist

PIGMEY - small, insignificant

PICNIC - obese

PROFAN - ignorant

ROMALI - weak

KNIGHT - noble

SCARED - miser, miser, miser

STOCKER - scammer

SUTYAGA - loving litigation (judicial)

TARTUF - hypocrite, hypocrite

TRIBUNE - orator, publicist

RAG - limp

UDALETS - dexterous, brave

UNIKUM - exceptional

Figlyar - jester

FISKAL - scammer

FLANER - loitering

FRASER - lover of loud phrases

GRABBER

Cerberus - ferocious guardian

SHELMA - scammer

dandy - dandy

ECONOMY - thrifty

(7)

AGASPHER - wanderer

Alphonse - kept mistress

BALAGUR - merry fellow

VERZILA - high

VISITER - visitor

VIRTUOSIS - demagogue

DEMIMOD - kept woman

LEISURE - not busy with anything

DUSHEGUB - robber, villain

ZAZNOBA - the object of love

IPOCRITE - hypocrite, hypocrite

CAVALIER - boyfriend

casuist - hookmaker

KLEVRET - henchman, follower

YOKE

KOKOTKA - a kept woman

Corypheus - an outstanding figure

CUPID - young handsome man

LIBERAL - condoner

hypocrite - insidious, cunning

LOVELAS - red tape

MAZURIK - swindler

LITTLE LOVER

Marauder - robber

PATRONS - patron of the arts, sciences

tradesman - philistine

MOVETON - ill-mannered

martyr - sufferer

Narcissus - narcissist

Ignorant - impolite, rude

ORYASINA - big and stupid

PARVENU - disobedient

SHOT - fidget

PRACTITIONER - business

PROSEIC - dry simpleton

PROTEGE - protected

RADICAL - supporter of extreme views

SLUTTER - awkward

REALIST

RENEGATE - apostate

RUTINER - adherent of stagnation

RACKETIE - extortionist

SELADON - red tape

SIBARITE - spoiled by luxury

skeptic - little faith

SORODICH - countryman

SPONSOR - sponsoring something

SCHOLAST - literalist

UVALEN - clumsy

stubborn

Utopist - dreamer

FAVORITE - addicted

FANATIC - frenziedly devoted

Pharisee - hypocrite

FRONDER - quarrelsome

HOOLIGAN

SHALOPAI - idler, slacker

SHALYGAN - loafer

SHILNIK - scammer

(8)

AGNOSTIC - supporter of philosophy, doctrine

ANACHORET - hermit

BALYASNIK - a joker, a bouncer

POOR - loser

SICK - dear, kind, dear

BONVIVAN - reveler, merry fellow

GALERTER - scholastic

GRAPHOMANIUS - fruitless writer

DESERTER

AMATEUR - insufficiently educated

DIPLOMAT - cunning

Funny - joker

ZADAVAKA - arrogant

ZAMARAKHA - sloppy

ZUBOSKAL - joker

IDEALIST

INTRIGAN

QUISLING - a traitor to the motherland

KREATURA - henchman

SLAYER - slacker

LOBOTRYAS

MORALIST - supporter of morality

NEVEGLAS - ignoramus

nihilist - denying everything

IMAGE - ugly

OBSCURAT - reactionary

OPTIMIST

ORIGINAL - unlike others

ORTHODOX - convinced of something

disobedient - self-willed

PACIFIST - condemning war

PETIMETER - young dandy

PILGRIM - wanderer

PROTECTOR - protector of something

sycophant - flatterer

POLEMIST - lover of disputes

POPULIST - a supporter of decomp. currents

PROLEZIT - who has accepted a new faith

DISTURBED - casually dressed

RIGORIST - following a certain belief

SATELLITE - executor of someone else's will

SCOPID - stingy

adversary - enemy

dreamer - dreamer

FANFARON - braggart

PHARMAZON - freethinker

FATALIST - believer in rock

PHILISTER - tradesman

CHAMELEON - unprincipled

CHINODRAL - careerist

ECLECTIC - unprincipled

(9)

AUTHORITY - respected

Altruist - selfless

AMPHITRION - hospitable host

BASHIBUZUK - a daredevil

HELICOPTER (windmill) - frivolous

GASTROLEER - temporarily working

HEROSTRATUS - ambitious

DOCTRINEER - following any idea

ENVIRONMENTAL

PROTECTOR - patron

CAREERIST

KVERULYANT - complainant

comedian - pretender

CONDOTTIERE - unprincipled

KRASNOBAY - prone to empty eloquence

KUNCTATOR - indecisive

PASSENGER - flatterer

misanthrope - misanthrope

BEAM - pet

IMPACT - scrupulously touchy

OBSCURANT - obscurantist

PESSIMIST

PLUTOCRATE - Influenced by wealth

POLITICAN - unprincipled politician

TRAITOR

picky - capricious

PROJECTOR - compiler of unrealizable plans

Rogue - rogue

POSTOMEL - talker

HERMIT - living closed

ZEALET - ardent defender

RETROGRAD - conservative

SPARTAN - leading a harsh life

SUPPORTER - follower

CRAZY - acting on a whim

TALMUDIST - bookworm, reader

PHILANTHROP - philanthropist

phlegmatic - slow

FORMALIST - guardian of formalities

blackmailer - extortionist

ENTHUSIAST - dedicated

EPICUREEAN - putting pleasure above all else

(10)

ADVENTURER - adventurer

BONMONTIST - wit

INDIVIDUAL - personality, individual

INQUISITOR - sophisticated tormentor

INSPIRATOR - instigator

COSMOPOLIT is committed to global citizenship

HOOK-WORKER - drawer

Puppet - a tool in the wrong hands

PANEGIRIST - praising someone

PASKVILANT - slanderer

PATRONESS - philanthropist

CHARM - seducer

FRONT - henchman

PROVOCATOR - instigator

REACTIONER - the enemy of progress

SUPPORT

FLIBOOSTER - pirate

(11)

CONQUISTADOR - conqueror

CONSERVATOR - the enemy of progress

opportunist - conciliator

REPRESENTATIVE - patron

FOLLOWER - supporter

REVISIONIST - a supporter of the revision of the theory, views

(12)

hoaxer - deceiver

(13)

counterfeiter - counterfeiting something

(14)

DISORGANIZER - the violator of discipline

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