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| covering or including everything |
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| to ridicule; to laugh at contemptuously |
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| To stoop to someones else's level ususlly in an offensive way; to lower oneself |
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| To divide a state, county or area into election districts to gain polictical advantage |
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| An indirect reference to something else; espesially something in literature; a hint |
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