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1. to bear patiently, to put up with
2. to last, to stay or remain
3. to accept, to obey or follow, to remain faithful |
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1. an approach or way to a place
2. the ability or permission to approach, enter, or use |
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NOUN:
extreme confusion and disorder |
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ADJECTIVE:
straight up and down
VERB:
to build |
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NOUN:
a short trip for pleasure |
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NOUN:
a deep, narrow, valley, usually steep and rocky
VERB:
to stuff with food, to eat greedily |
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ADJECTIVE:
covered with dirt that has been rubbed into the surface, very dirty |
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1. something carved or written on a surface, especially something meant to last
2. a brief message written inside a book |
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intolerable
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too hard or painful to stand, unbearable |
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1. to crush or grind into powder or dust
2. to destroy completely |
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NOUN:
1. a doubt or uncertainty, uneasiness(often plural)
2. a guilty feeling (often plural) |
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ADJECTIVE:
strong and healthy |
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ADJECTIVE:
stretched firmly, drawn tight |
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NOUN:
a large gathering, a crowd
VERB:
to crowd together, to crowd into |
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ADJECTIVE:
calm, quiet, peaceful |
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