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| To refer to in an indirect way (used with to). |
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1. To refer to in an indirect way (used with to).
2. To dedicate to a cause; to devote. |
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| To scatter or spread widely. |
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| To show excessive fondness for (used with on or upon). |
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| To urge strongly; to warn or appeal. |
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| Careless or irresponsible. |
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| To show to be involved with something, especially something dishonest or illegal. |
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| To feel or express grief. |
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| Of or relating to money or currency. |
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| Deep in thought; dreamily thoughtful. |
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| A showy or dignified display. |
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| Artificially stiff or formal in manner. |
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| To bring under control; to conquer |
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1. A severe bodily injury.
2. Emotional shock. |
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1. Ignoring what is right.
2. Excessive or unrestrained.
3. Playful or frolicsome. |
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