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| a flask with a handle and a lid |
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| v. to pillage; n. sudden brief invasion |
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| an ancestor or forefather |
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happening by chance; unplanned
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| the right to vote; a special privilege granted to a few |
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| produced by forcing air through a constricted passage |
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habitually disobedient; not willing to compromise
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| economical; thrifty; sparing |
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| to denounce; send forth invectives; to explode |
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| 1. to stimulate or excite 2. to coat with zinc |
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| an artistic category or type |
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| closely related; relevant; fitting |
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| smooth; referring to a surface without hair or projections |
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| to of three snake-sisters whose glance turned the beholder into stone |
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| not required by the circumstances; unwarranted; unnecessary |
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| liking companionship; sociable |
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| a mythical animal having the head and wings of an eagle and the body and legs of a lion |
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| a loud, boisterous burst of laughter |
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