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a person who has invested personal wealth in business |
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surrender; ending resistance |
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to cut off the head of or behead |
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a very steep or vertical face of a cliff or rock or the edge of a serious situation |
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to throw down from a great height, or to make happen quickly or rain |
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the restatement of a main idea |
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the action of thinking; thought |
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to mar or spoil the appearance or surface of something |
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to wipe out to obliterate |
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one of the many sides of a cut stone or jewel |
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to insult intentionally to offend or embarrass |
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to stand or come directly in front of |
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flippant or insulting boldness |
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lifted eyebrow giving the impression of haughtiness |
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oro, orare, oravi, oratum |
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a shrine where the ancient greeks consulted one of their gods for advice or prophecy |
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an address or formal speech given on a special occasion |
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a mouth or vent - an opening |
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a written contract between two parties |
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a long three pronged fork or weapon |
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a specialist who corrects irregularly positioned teeth |
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a deep narrow passage with rocky sides enclosed between mountains To fill yourself |
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a grotesque carved human or animal figure sometimes used as a rainspout |
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to cause to pour back or cast up partially digested food to vomit, to rush or surge back |
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