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Windward attracts hearty, alacritous clients of all ages and experience levels.

With each alacritous tale of somebody trying to tame or take a Hammons, a kind of pungency set in.

About the size of a toddler, Moxie has a teardrop-shaped head, soft hands and alacritous green eyes.

Nevertheless he wears his identity with love and pride, while hurtling into tackles with alacritous abandon.

Because aborting a player’s participation in a game markedly alters its complexion, referees can, depending on their bent, be reticent or alacritous to take such a step.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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