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v. TO SCORN AND DISLIKE STRONGLY; TO CONSIDER UNWORTHY OF RESPECT |
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n. A STRONG DIFFERENCE OF OPINION; AN ARGUMENT |
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n. THE WHEEL OR TILLER USED TO STEER A BOAT |
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v. TO TREAT IN A WAY THAT TAKES AWAY A PERSON'S PRIDE OR SELF-RESPECT |
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n. THE ACT OF HUMILIATING OR THE STATE OF BEING HUMILIATED |
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n. AN EXTRA PIECE SEWN OR PUT IN PLACE |
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n. ANGER CAUSED BY INJURY OR INSULT |
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n. ANYTHING THAT CAUSES RESENTMENT OR ANGER; A WICKED OR BRUTAL ACT OR REMARK |
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adj. SILENT FROM ANGER OR HURT |
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