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acting impulsively, done on impulse, hasty, reckless, lacking caution, violent	impetuous
acting too hastily, already arranged, coming before something, earlier, prior, preceding, antecedent; hasty, premature, rash (Slang)	previous
aggressively self-assertive, brittle, garbage, rubbish, hasty, loose trash, hasty; impudent; bold, reckless	brash
alert, alive, brief, doing something fast, done without delay, easily angered, rapid; swift, nimble; hasty, hurried; impatient; prompt to understand; fluid, flowing; alive, living, flesh under nail, living people; living flesh; vital part, most importa...	quick
be hasty in doing something, mischievous child, perform in a hasty or superficial manner, do carelessly, rascal, rogue, scoundrel	scamp
be writer, doodles, hasty note, make meaningless markings, messy handwriting, scrawl, illegible handwriting; doodle, meaningless writing, write messily, write quickly and sloppily, scrawl; doodle, create meaningless pictures or scrawl	scribble
born too early, happening too soon, mature before the proper time; untimely, before the proper time; too early; hasty, hurried	premature
careless, rash, hasty, lacking caution	incautious
coming in bursts, inclined to act on sudden urges, rash, hasty; acting on impulse; spontaneous, short and percussive	impulsive
condensed moisture that falls from the sky (i.e. rain, snow, hail, etc.); material that has been separated from a solution (Chemistry), done or acting rashly, headfirst, with the head foremost; hurried, rushed; hasty, reckless, make rain or snow fall, ...	precipitate
done routinely, hasty, superficial, cursory; rushed, hurried; careless, negligent, reckless	perfunctory
easy shot, hasty criticism, pot, shot from close range; random shot, aimless shot	potshot
escape hastily, hasty escape, hit hard, hit; whip; beat; flee, speak angrily, sudden flight, quick escape (American and Canadian Slang)	lam
falling headlong, falling rapidly; rushing, moving quickly; rash, hurried, hasty; sudden, unexpected, abrupt, material that causes precipitation when added to a solution (Chemistry), something causing precipitation, sudden or unexpected, too hasty	precipitant
family name; Joel Barlow (1754-1812), American politician and poet who wrote "Hasty Pudding"; 18th century English family of knife makers, original makers of the Barlow knife	Barlow

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