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on or toward the rear of a ship |
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to reject, denounce, or abandon |
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| v. to go away hastily or secretly often with the intention to hide; to avoid capture by the authorities |
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| adj. sparing in diet. sparingly used |
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| adj. relating to land and the equal divisions of land |
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| n. any imaginary power of transmitting one thing into another |
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| adj. pertaining to revelation or prophecy |
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| v. to claim or demand unduly |
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| n. skill; ingenuity; craft; deception; trickery |
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| adv. 1. sideways 2. with suspicion |
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| n. the determination of any quantity of a metal in an ore or alloy |
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| v. 1. to make thin or slender 2. to lessen or weaken |
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| n. inordinate desire of gaining and possessing wealth |
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