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| (n.) family name; last name |
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| (v.) to obstruct or hinder in movement; burden put a heavy load on |
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| (adj.) not significant; unimportant; petty; trifling; trivial |
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| (adv.) penetrating or entering deeply in to subjects of thought or knowledge; |
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| (n.) a person expelled from a country as undesirable or as having entered illegally |
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| (v.) to leave one country or region and settle in another; migrate |
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| (n.) a formal, lengthy exposition of a topic |
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| (n.) a short account of an incident (interesting or entertaining) |
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| (adj.) morbidly gloomy; sad; dejected |
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| (n.) the act of constraining |
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| (n.) supplies of food; victuals |
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(adj.) made airtight; impervious to air and liquids
(adv.) so as to be airtight or impervious |
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(n.) any wide-spread and fatal infection or contagious malady
(adj.) having the nature of or breeding pestilence; morally harmful or pernicious |
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| (adj.) famous for an unfavorable reason |
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| (adj.) not possessing; destitute |
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| (n.) lens/eyeglasses for one eye |
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(adj.) mentally sounds; sane; clear; obvious; plain; understandable
(n.) clearness |
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convalescence
convalescent |
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(n.) gradual recovery from illness
(adj.) recovering health after sickness |
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(v.) flatter; cajole
(n.) soothing or flattering speech or action |
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| (n.) a protecting force accompanying property in the course of transportations; |
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| (n.) violent agitation; madness; delirium |
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| (v.) to afflict with intense bodily or mental suffering or pain |
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| (adj.) the second of two mentioned person or things |
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| (adj.) rough in sound; hoarse; harsh |
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| (n.) an act of malicious damage; to injure or attack |
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| (v.) to feel or express sorrow for |
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| (adj.) not occupied by matter; empty; destitute; useless |
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| (adj.) very thin; wasted away |
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| (v.) to slip by; pass away (the time) |
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| (adj.) lacking muscular power; weak; frail; inform |
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| (n.) the act of evacuating or making empty |
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| (adj.) indifferent to the pain of others; pitiless; unremitting; continuous |
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| (v.) to take something away from; to dispossess; remove and/or withhold something |
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| (v.) to deprive as of hope or happiness; to leave desolate or saddened through loss |
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| (n.) lack of felling, emotion, or sensation; insensibility; indifference; lack of interest |
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| (adj.) lacking color; ashen, ashy, bloodless, cadaverous |
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| (n.) the state of being vital; animation; life |
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(n.) something used to confine; as a rope for fastening
to fasten or confine |
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(n.) 1. the communication of disease by contact, direct or indirect of
figuratively, of mental states by suggestion or association
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