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| even though, notwithstanding |
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| settlement; giving of judgement |
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| influence by slyness; attract or ensnare |
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| in good time; also, speedily, forthwith |
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| examine through questions; give religious instructions |
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| (v) accomplish, bring about; travel around; get the meaning |
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| a husband whose wife is unfaithful, represented with horns |
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| obtain through intimidation |
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| (virago) a scolding, domineering woman; a manlike woman |
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| offensively suave or ingratiating; obscene or lustful; gross, overful |
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| (v) to trick; (n) one who is easily tricked |
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