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| v. to pine away, suffer - often from love |
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| n. dried grassy plant, spread on the floor |
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| n. attendant at royal court; flatterer |
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| n. disrespect, discourtesy |
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| v. injure or harm; denounce |
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| n. bile; bitter feeling, rancor |
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| v. carry on a conversation |
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| v. remove, take off; usually used in a more literal sense, as a gentleman "doffs" his hat to a lady |
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| n. willful telling of a lie while under oath to tell the truth |
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| adj. deadly; harmful, evil |
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| n. evil or wicked conduct; corruption, depravity |
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| adj. of a sickly pale-yelowish complexion |
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| adj. loving fookishly, being overly fond of |
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| n. messenger that goes before to announce |
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| v. to toss or bat back and forth [note the "ball" image 1.13] |
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| adj. awkward, difficult to handle or manage |
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