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| having two or more possible meanings |
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| resist; to stop short and refuse to go on |
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| closely and firmly packed together; small |
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| deliberate; to consult or talk over |
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| an identifying mark or feature |
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| an instrument or tool; carry out |
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| inarguable; beyond question or argument |
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| showing great effort; thorough |
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| a planned movement; a scheme |
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| an action taken to destroy something; vandalize |
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| meager; skimpy; not enough |
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| tall, strong, and healthy; brawny; athletic |
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| harsh; shrill; unpleasant sounding |
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| to grow vigorously; prosper |
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