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| outside corner of something (box, table) also a street corner |
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| costs, monetary or in other terms, of some event such as an accident or trial |
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| to catch (someone who is doing what they should not be doing) |
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| to catch; to grasp; to grab (with force) (Sp.) |
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| loose, free (not confined) |
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| to let loos, let go of, to free |
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loose, slack (not tight) lazy
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| the red-light district; Chinatown |
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| district, quarter, neighborhood, section of a city |
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to bring near, approach
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| storm (sometimes without rain) |
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| squall, shower, storm (at sea) |
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| obtaining or successfully doing what what he or she desires |
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| to succeed in doing something |
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| to protect or help someone by offering a personal guaruntee of supprt, to protect |
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| protection in the phyiscal form - providing shelter or spiritual protection |
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