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| to concern or busy oneself in unnecessary matter; to interfere |
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| to overlay with a thin covering of gold |
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| an unexpected gain or advantage |
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| to shrink away from something that is frightening |
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| a formal or an official destination |
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| restless; uneasy; impatient; unsettled |
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| to obtain; to get or bring about by care, effort, or special means |
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| anger at something considered unjust, unworthy, or base |
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| the art or skill of maneuvering or of accomplishing a goal or end |
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| suitable for plowing and procuring crops |
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| to cooperate or assist, often with an enemy |
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| made or done on the spur of the moment; improvised |
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| absolute; without qualifications or conditions |
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| to place in proper rank; to lead ceremoniously |
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| persistent, intense ill will or desire |
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| a noisy commotion or uproar |
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| following or occurring after death |
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| deserved punishment for evil done |
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| a false reason; an excuse |
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| untiring; without ceasing or stopping |
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