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| without charge or payment; free |
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| esatblish in the favor or in the good graces of another |
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| stiffness of the body that sets in several hours after death |
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| bodily, as corporla punishment |
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| 1. facts proving that a crime has been comitted 2. body of the vixtim in a murder case |
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| spirit of a body of persons |
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| 2. rifgth of a citizen to secure court protection against illegal imprisonment |
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| producing new growth rapidly and extensively |
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| tending to lead to; helpful |
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| 1. able to be drawn out or hammered thin 2. easily led; docile |
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| brideg for conducting a road or railroad over a valley, river, etc. |
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| following in regularly order; successive |
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| arranged in a sequence; serial |
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| 1. agree; be at the same opinion 2. happen together; coincide |
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| running over hastily; superficially done |
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| wandering from one topic to another; rambling; digressive |
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| arranged in regular steps, stages, or degrees |
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| 1. going backward 2. becoming worse |
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| 1. facilitate 2. accelerate or speed up |
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| 1. hindrance; obstacle 2. defect |
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| touching; in physical contact; adjoining |
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| 1. dependent on something else 2. accidental |
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| sensitive moral perception of what is appropriate on a given occasion |
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| 1. pertaining to the sense of touch 2. tangible |
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| meerly touching; slightly disconnected; digressive |
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| 1. quick to understand or grasp 2. fearful of what may come; anxious |
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| deserving of censure; culpable |
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| a guess; supposition; inference |
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| 1. onbject designed to be shot forward 2. anything thrown forward |
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| feeling of repugnance toward something with a desitre to turn away fromit; strong dislike; antipathy |
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| one more interested in matters outside the self than in one's own thoughts and feelings |
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| side turned toward the observer |
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| turned away from what is right or good |
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| condition in which one feels one's surroundings are turning about; dizziness |
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| bearing or inducing sleep |
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| person sent out on a mission |
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| written message sent; a letter |
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| negligient; careless; lay |
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| roundabout way of speaking |
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| using lofty or pompous words |
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| producing a loud outcry; clamorous; noisy |
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