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| The act or fact of engaging in a war. |
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| Something made using manual skill. |
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| Standing trees or their wood |
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| Cleverly skillful and cunning. |
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| To mive with a leap or bound. |
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| A large underground cave or chamber. |
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| involving hidden dangers or hazards |
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| a place in or near were boats are moored |
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| extreme anxiety or emotional torment |
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| a fortress or strongly fortified building in or near a city used as a place of refuge |
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| not at all in agreement with something |
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| an idea opinion or concept |
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| for end or suggesting malevolence, menace, or harm |
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| liable or meant to deceive or mislead somebody |
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| to deliver somebody or something to the enemy |
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| to judge that somebody or something is to blame for somebody or something |
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| a prolonged effort to gain or overcome something |
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| to satisfy a need for something especialy a physical appetiet |
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| to rise and fall gracefully in volume or pitch |
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| to toss or move the body and limbs about in an uncontrolled or restless way |
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| to spread over or through something |
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| the mouth, throat, or stomach of a greedy person |
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| to enclose somebody or something competely |
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| to lure somebody into a bad situation from which it is difficult to escape |
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| series of connected loops into which something has been wound or gathered |
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| lacking pity, mercy, or sympathy |
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| not connected with or used for religious matters |
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| to violate a law or code of conduct |
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| to support from below, as with props |
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| to look or deem bad or inappropriate in the context of something else |
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| very great, strong, or intense |
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| to surround or enclose somebody or something comepletely |
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