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| to annoy; to impel; to press |
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| caused by motion; characterized by moevement |
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| to strike; dash; collide; come in violent contact with |
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| act or habit of misusing words in a ridiculous manner |
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| total rejection of laws and institutions; anarchy |
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| an invention or idea protected by government documentation and copyrights |
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| utter destruction or ruin; damnation |
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| obscene; grossly indecent; lustful |
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| having a pleasant odor; fragrant |
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| used to show omission of one or more letters in the contraction of two or more words; doesn't, didn't, shouldn't |
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