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| person eats sparingly or moderately |
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| estrangement from persons to whom one was once attached |
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| to estimate; to impose a tax, fine or payment |
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| set a price or value upon |
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| to absorb, incorporate, make or become like or part of ( that which incorporates it) |
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| to come down to another's level, deign |
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| to disapprove, protest against |
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| to dispel, waste, live dissolutely |
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| to draw forth (information) |
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| reply is to use threats, force, or unusual pressure |
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| to irritate thoroughly, infuriate |
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| an angry dispute or quarell |
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| confused entanglement or disagreement |
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| prolonged expiation and purification |
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| specter or phantom, a sudden appearing |
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| a shower (of artillery fire), a heavy onslaught |
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| burst of fire from small arms or artillery, or burst of cheers or applause |
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| discharge of many firearms |
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| one who has unusual or preternatural insight |
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| beyond what is natural or normal |
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| widespread destruction, especially by fire |
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