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a remarkable event

memorable

something that one wants to be conspicuous

something to be imitated

admirable

an excellent thing

something for which one should feel great appreciation

placating (or placative) gestures

the condition of being petulant

to accept a thing as important and write it down, emphasizing its value

You may spare yourself the trouble.

take a liberty

the state of being crafty or wily

Don't be so stingy!

to do one's duty

There are extenuating circumstances.

a supposition

extenuating circumstances

action done to thing (knead together, roll into one)

matters that should be brought to attention

an act of having finished with something

to give one one's due―give one one's deserts

the act of building up the foundation of (something)

You are buttering the bread on both sides

to carry coals to Newcastle―butter the bread on both sides―teach a fish how to swim―kill the slain―paint the lily―refine a violet―gild refined gold

something or someone that one should prize and value

a exceptionally good thing

something that has open spaces or holes

an act with selfish motives

that should be done