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(v): to make something that is unpleasant less severe; to relieve or comfort
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(adj): extremely old; belonging to the era before the Great Flood
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(adj): relating to the period before the Fall of Adam and Eve
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(n): a binding agreement, a contract
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(v): to inflict a heavy blow with a hand, tool, or weapon
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(v): to labor continuously, to work strenuously
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(n): an ancient unit of measure equal to about 17 to 22 inches
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(n): a secondary wife, a mistress
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(n): a great flood; a heavy downpour
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(v): to reduce in amount, degree, or intensity; lessen
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(n): an indirect reference in one work of literature to another work of literature
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(n): a literary comparison of two essentially unlike things using “like” or “as”
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(n): the use of words to express something different (and often opposite) their literal meaning
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(n): the most specific or direct meaning of a word
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(n): an original model or type after which similar things are patterned |
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(n): a departure of a large number of people
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(v): to feel remorse or self-reproach; to regret
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(n): a woman who tries to get someone to do wrong by making attractive promise
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