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| Fornt part of the arm, between wrist and elbow. |
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| feeling beforehand of coming trouble, omen |
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| Foremost place or part, vanguard |
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| Standing at the front, leader, principle, first |
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| The act of looing forward; power of seeing beforehand what is likely to happen. |
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| Front matter preceding the book; intro, prolougue |
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| Fail to fire or explode properly |
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| Uneasy feeling; feeling of doubt or suspicion, lack of confidence |
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| Bad happening, misfortune, unlucky accident |
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| Put or lay in an unrememberable place, lose |
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Lead astray(in the wrong direction) decieve |
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| Wrong step; sip in conduct or judgment, blunder |
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| grow beyond or too large for |
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| looking or sounding as if it belongs to a (foreign) land beyond ours, strange, fantastic |
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| Last longer than; survive, outlive |
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| looking ahead or beyond;prospect for the future |
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| Yield or product;amount produced |
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| Speaking out freely or boldly; vocal, not reserved |
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Get the better by being more clever; outsmart, outfox |
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| domineering;bossy; inclned to dictate |
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| place too heavy a load on; burden excessively, overload,overtax |
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| Too sure of oneself; excessively confident |
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| Quantity of medicine beyond what is to be taken at a time or in a given period, too big a dose |
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| Make too high an estimateof the worth or size of something;overrate, overvalue |
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| too liberal in giving; excessively openhanded |
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1. Cast a shadow over; overcloud, obscure 2. Be more important than, outweigh |
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| Too great a supply; an excessive supply |
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| Cover over completely; over power, overthrow, crush |
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