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| Secret; hidden; concealed, usually for some illegal or illicit purpose. |
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| The making and completing of a written instrument. |
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| Possible, but not assured; doubtful or uncertain; provisional. |
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| Inclosed space of ground and buildings immediately surrounding a dwelling house. |
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| Anything which impedes or has a tendancy to prevent. |
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| The poperty which a woman brings to her husband in marriage. |
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| That which is thrown up by the sea. |
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| Apt and suitable to end in view. |
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| In close relationship; appropriate; relative; pertinent. |
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| Status of person who appears or travels without disclosing his true identity. |
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| Involved in the constitution or essential character of something. |
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| A controversy or dispute; a suit or action at law. |
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| Manifest; not hidden; open; public. |
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| Greater in weight, number, size, extent; predominance. |
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| A comprehensive and fundamental law, doctrine or assumption. |
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| Arm of river flowing between islands & mainland, & separating islands. |
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| Experimental; provisional. |
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| The ebb and flow of the sea. |
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| A fault, defect or imperfection; immoral conduct, practice, or habit. |
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