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| to move by pulling, dragging or carting, sometimes in a vehicle; to apply force to transport something |
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| plain, not proud or grand |
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| the amount taken or won at one time |
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| something necessary or very important |
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| something, such as money that is promised for a good cause |
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| a promise to fulfill an agreement |
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| to give advice or an opinion; to offer help |
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| a well-known person; someone who is famous; fame |
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| of the highest importance |
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| opinions or ideas given for a plan of action; talk that leads to a decision |
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| to clearly explain, show or prove with examples, models or experiments |
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| to gather in public to support an opinion or cause |
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| a wild rush of animals or people, usually when frightened |
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| to take away one's spirit, power, fame or independence |
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| something that causes suffering or difficulty; a condition that is hard to bear |
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| to run away or cause to scatter in a while manner; to rush forward together as a crowd |
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| just right or appropriate; well matched |
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| without pretending; with honesty and real feeling |
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| ready to fall asleep, sleepy |
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