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| to make thin or slender; to weaken |
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| bandit, outlaw, MARAUDER BIH |
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| trickery, fraud, deception |
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| roundabout, lengthy way of saying something |
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| to grow together or cause to unite as one |
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| having to do with the body; tangible, material |
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| authoritative statement; popular saying |
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| a person with refined taste in cuisine |
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| short, witty saying or poem |
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| relating to sense of taste |
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