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  1. irremediable
    impossible to correct or redress
    The next moment the heavy implement was raised aloft; the next, there was a crash and a squall, and the cat was off on three legs to meet an engagement; Roxy would arrive just as the lamp or a window went to irremediable smash.
  2. fractious
    easily irritated or annoyed
    Tom was "fractious," as Roxy called it, and overbearing; Chambers was meek and docile.
  3. exasperate
    make furious
    He was indulged in all his caprices, howsoever troublesome and exasperating they might be; he was allowed to eat anything he wanted, particularly things that would give him the stomach-ache.
  4. docile
    easily handled or managed
    Tom was "fractious," as Roxy called it, and overbearing; Chambers was meek and docile.
  5. consummate
    having or revealing supreme mastery or skill
    When he got to be old enough to begin to toddle about and say broken words and get an idea of what his hands were for, he was a more consummate pest than ever.
  6. meek
    humble in spirit or manner
    Tom was "fractious," as Roxy called it, and overbearing; Chambers was meek and docile.
  7. caprice
    a sudden desire
    He was indulged in all his caprices, howsoever troublesome and exasperating they might be; he was allowed to eat anything he wanted, particularly things that would give him the stomach-ache.
  8. delicacy
    the quality of being exquisitely fine in appearance
    Tom got all the delicacies, Chambers got mush and milk, and clabber without sugar.
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