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1. all around, on all sides, thouroghly
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| lithesome (literally, "full of a lithe or supple quality"); limber; nimble |
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| full of mettle (courage); spirited |
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| offensive to the sense of smell (literally, full of an annoying quality); unwholesome |
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| full of winning quality (literally, "full oF wynn", the Anglo-Saxon word for joy); winning; cheerful; merry |
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1. one pertaining two or concerned with whatever is denoted in the first part of the -LING word
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| brother or sister (literally, little sib") |
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| lad (literally, "little strip: from the main menu) |
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| about; concerning; in repect to |
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| threads running lengthwise in the loom, crossed by the woof |
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| threads running from side to side in a woven fabric |
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| threads running from side to side in a woven fabric |
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