(noun)
Usually relating to a person, place or thing that has been the outcome of neglect and poverty while being dirty, filthy or just plain revolting
Writing
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TiP ToP
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Characters that you NEED to stop writing
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Five places to put a physical description of your main character
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Attractive things to see/read about a man doing
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Body language that conveys embarrassment
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Fun Ways for characters to be wrong
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Anti-villain motivations besides "tragic past"
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Things you should know about your character
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Detailed character sheet template
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"Whom" vs. "Who"
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"Your" vs "You're"
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Word Classes (Parts of Speech)
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"I" vs "Me"
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Dialogue that Hurts the Reader
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How to Kill a Character: The Checklist
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How to make a scary villain
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How to make a relationship your readers will ship
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Never start with...
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Vocabulary words for the weekend of 20-23/9/18
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Thursday (20/9/18) Notes (Parts of Speech EXTRAS)
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Tuesday (23/10/18) Notes (Parts of Speech EXTRAS)
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9 tips to improve your spelling
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Vocabulary words for the week of 22-26/10/18
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Vocabulary words for the week of 19-26/11/18
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Author's Note
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Writing Prompt Wednesday: Crime Log
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Writing Prompt Wednesday: Forbidden Basement
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Author's Note, Again (sorry)
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Acquiesce
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Effervescence
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Limerence
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10 ways to hit your readers in the gut
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Pacing
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Figurative Language
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Word Choice
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Showing vs Telling
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Conveying Emotion
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Writing about an abused character
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Plot and antagonist in non-action/adventure stories
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Quick Spell
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Character Tip
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Unique
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Squalor
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Serendipity (I forgot about this)
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How to write depressed characters
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How to write character flaws
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Smart words that make ya sound savvy
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When writing about Psychopathy
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