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| (plural); characteristic markings; a sign indicating the presence or nature of something; the universal markings for bathrooms, train crossings, etc. |
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| poor; needy; impoverished |
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| lazy; slow to heal; lethargic; not showing any interest; not making any effort; describes a desease or condition that is slow to develop and causes no pain |
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| unfit; awkward; incapable |
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| excessive; extreme; unnecessary |
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| familiar; private; cozy; close connection |
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| to hint at something; to let something be known in a subtle way |
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| inherent; belonging to essential nature of a thing; by or in itself |
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| goods found washed ashore from the sea |
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| to make hard or callous; to injure or accustom |
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| certificate of officer or person before whom writing was sworn to |
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| lacking energy or vitality; faint; weak |
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| pine; to become weak or feeble; to fall off; fade |
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| present but invisible or inactive |
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| bequest; a gift by will of personal property |
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| inaction; lazy; indifferent; apathetic |
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| to tie or bind with a ligature (as an artery) |
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| harmful or evil nature; having or showing a desire to cause harm to another |
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| chaos; disfigurement; severing of limbs |
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| to measure; to give out or dole (Metes and bounds - units of measurement) |
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| debatable; open to argument; not relevant; not legally relevant; legally insignificant |
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| habits; manners; moral attitudes |
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| helping or meant to help the memory; memory aids |
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| swindle; to punish by a fine or by depriving of something |
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| the lowest point; worst time of one's life or situation |
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| subtle distinction or variation |
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