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soldier |
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n. increase of amount, size,
scope, or the like |
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n. a person engaged in military
service |
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v. to rouse to activity or to
quickened action |
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n. a settled course or manner of
progress |
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commitment |
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adj. intermeddling with what is
not one's concern |
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n. an unprincipled politician |
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v. to bring together or give fixed
shape to |
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n. the act or process of
entrusting or consigning for safe-keeping |
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volatile |
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v. to regain |
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adj. changeable |
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adj. toilsome |
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v. to blend |
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qualify |
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v. to endow or furnish with
requisite ability, character, knowledge, skill, or
possessions |
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n. a title of Jesus |
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n. a quack |
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n. passion for getting and keeping
riches |
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transition |
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n. passage from one place,
condition, or action to another |
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n. a person of rank or
importance |
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v. to remove the inhabitants
from |
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n. angry or violent difference of
opinion |
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devilry |
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v. to deny oneself |
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n. malicious mischief |
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v. to make more sharp, severe, or
virulent |
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n. the having, holding, or
detention of property in one's power or
command |
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mileage |
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n. a distance in miles |
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adj. having six angles |
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v. to introduce, as a fluid, by
injection |
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v. to surpass |
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prowess |
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n. the whole range or
sequence |
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adj. low-priced |
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n. strength, skill, and
intrepidity in battle |
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adj. heedless |
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assassinate |
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v. to kill, as by surprise or
secret assault, especially the killing of some
eminent person |
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v. to inoculate with vaccine virus
or virus of cowpox |
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n. permanence |
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n. a spiritual advisor |
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generalize |
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n. a person to whom a donation is
made |
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v. to draw general inferences |
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n. ease |
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n. a meeting of spirituals for
consulting spirits |
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