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        | The floor of a fireplace, the area in front of the fireplace |  | Definition 
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        | to clean up, usually by digging or scooping |  | Definition 
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        | to chop or cut, usually with an ax or pick |  | Definition 
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        | to buy something, the act of buying something, or the item bought |  | Definition 
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        | to prepare land, usually for farming or gardening, to develop |  | Definition 
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        | able to stay afloat, cheerful |  | Definition 
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        | a defeat, often of troops, to defeat and cause retreat |  | Definition 
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        | to dig out from the ground |  | Definition 
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        | the liquid and other remains left in a container |  | Definition 
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        | to be very careful about saving money |  | Definition 
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        | very elaborate, usually to the point of being wasteful, to give someone a generous amount of something |  | Definition 
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        | a deep opening, usually in the ground or in a rock |  | Definition 
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        | to argue over something, usually the price of an item; to barter |  | Definition 
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        | being brought to ruin or failure |  | Definition 
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        | to take care of, often by providing food and protection |  | Definition 
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        | not wasteful; sometimes refers to being careful with money |  | Definition 
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        | to apply a nice coating to an object, the coating applied to the object |  | Definition 
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        | to spend money freely, the act of spending freely |  | Definition 
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        | a ship or boat, an open container used for storing items, usually liquids |  | Definition 
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        | to show extreme fondness or love |  | Definition 
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        | outer covering of some fruits, vegetables and seeds, to remove the outer covering |  | Definition 
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        | relating to the sense of touch |  | Definition 
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        | to eat quickly or hungrily |  | Definition 
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        | pressure or tension put on an object |  | Definition 
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        | an essential supporting structure of a building, vehicle, or object |  | Definition 
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        | becoming smaller, fewer or less, diminish in strength or quality, politely refuse to do something, move downward or bend down |  | Definition 
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        | able to be heard, a change in the offensive play called by the quarterback at the line of scrimmage |  | Definition 
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        | the base frame of a motor vehicle or other wheeled conveyance |  | Definition 
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        | divide by cutting or slicing, esp. suddenly and forcibly. |  | Definition 
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