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| the food of the greek and roman gods |
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| near, toward or in the stern of the ship |
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| to bring to a state of peace or quiet |
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| to lead by deception: hoodwinked |
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| a stand on which a corpse of coffin is placed |
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| to give or concede relunctantly |
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| brutal: of or relating to a beast |
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| an anceint greek stringed instument |
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| give from as if from a position of superiority: bestow |
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| to romive to shore froma ship |
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| the art or practice that seeks to foresee or foretell future events |
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| to hold or keep in or as if in custody |
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| the money, goods, or estate that a women brings to her husband in marriage |
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| to do hard, menial or monotonous work |
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| to hide a false appearence |
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| beget: procreate: to cause to exit or develop |
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| to go on board a vehicle for transportation |
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| justice according to natural law |
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| an officer of a price or noble charged with care of the horses |
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| abate: to fall from a higher to a lower level |
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| lack of good sense or normal prudence |
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| the quality or state of being happy |
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| pretend: assume: to assert as if true |
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| a rapid, spontaneous growth |
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| to be unwilling to give or admit |
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| an Old West sedge with an aromatic root |
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| to raise into position: lift |
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| a ranting speech or writing |
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| an ancient greek or roman sacrifice of 100 oxen or cattle |
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| gray or white with or as if with age |
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| to petition for help or support: to appeal to or cite as authority |
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| harmful but enticing; treacherous; awaiting a chance to entrap |
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| flawless; free from fault or blame |
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| suffused with light; luminous; sane; intelligent |
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| a place where food is stored |
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| an act of pouring a liquid as a sacrifice; beverage containing alcohal |
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| tranditional knowledge or belief; a particular body of knowledge or tradition |
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| carrying a load or burden |
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| the flesh of a mature sheep used for food |
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| working or productive oh harm or evil |
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| to invest officially; to establish order by appointing a decree or law |
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| an occurrence or phenomenon believed to portend a future event |
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| a person through whom a diety is believed to speak |
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| anything derived from one's father or ancestor's |
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| musingly or dreamily thoughtful |
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| to thoroughly overwhelm and reduce to submission or passivity |
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| anact restoring or a condition of being restored |
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| to make a return for; reciprocate |
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| a sate of highly acclaimed and widely honored |
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| to reject or criticize sharply; snub |
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| to spend extravenganlty or foolishly |
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| one employed in a large household |
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| one distinguished for wisdom |
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| to blind, wrap, or swaddle with or as if with a bandage |
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| to imagine or infer on slight grounds |
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| an overabundent supply; excess |
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| very superior in air or attitude |
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| a simple slip-on ganrment |
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| having no give or slack; tightly drawn |
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| active bodily or mental strenght or force |
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| alertly watchful, especially to avoid danger |
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| calling forth respect through age, character and attainments |
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| to strive for superiority; contend; compete |
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| hard to control: undisciplined |
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| precessed for use; manufactured |
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| dead and putrefying flesh |
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