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  • 121epicurean — adj 1. sybaritic, sensual, carnal, voluptuous; orgiastic, wild, unrestrained; self indulgent, intemperate, free living, Saturnalian. 2. dissolute, licentious, libertine, lascivious, debauched, dissipated, wasted; concupiscent, prurient,… …

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  • 122hedonist — n 1. epicurean, epicure, sybarite; Benthamite, utilitarian, Ethics. eudemonist. 2. pleasure seeker, Inf. high liver, Sl. swinger, Sl. party girl, Fr. bon vivant; indulger, glutton, gourmand, hog, belly god, winebibber, heavy drinker, double… …

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  • 123prodigal — adj 1. profligate, wasteful, spendthrift, dissipative, squandering, improvident, thriftless; extravagant, immoderate, inordinate, overweening, exorbitant, excessive, unwarranted; munificent, generous, open handed, free handed. 2. abundant,… …

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  • 124profligate — adj 1. dissolute, libertine, rakish, rakehell; disssipated, lascivious, debauched; lecherous, lubricous, Sl. horny, satyric, satyrical, satyrlike, goatish, Archaic. lickerish; carnal, erotic, voluptuous, sensual, sybaritic; licentious, abandoned …

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  • 125spendthrift — n 1. prodigal, profligate, wastrel, waster, squanderer; scattergood, spender, Inf. big spender, Inf. free spender, Inf. high liver. adj 2. prodigal, profligate, wasteful, extravagant; dissipative, squandering, improvident, thriftless; munificent …

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  • 126voluptuary — n 1. hedonist, sybarite, sensualist; pleasure seeker, Fr. bon vivant, Inf. high liver, Sl. swinger, Sl. swinging single, playgirl, Sl. party girl, playboy, ladies man, gallant; debauchee, roue, rake, profligate, libertine, Don Juan, Casanova;… …

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  • 127Arginase — Liver arginase ArginasePDB 1CEV. Identifiers Symbol ARG1 …

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  • 128portal hypertension — High blood pressure in the vein that carries blood to the liver from the stomach, small and large intestines, spleen, pancreas, and gallbladder. It is usually caused by a block in the blood flow through the liver due to cirrhosis (scarring) of… …

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