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| a Knight, gallant gentleman or soldier |
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| a member of a male religious order |
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| an evil creature; one who robs graves |
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| a member of a race of small, misshapen, imaginary beings |
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| a very poor person; a beggar |
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| something that appears to be seen, but has no physical exiztence |
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| one who makes a journey as an act of religious devotion |
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| a small, mischievous elf or fairy |
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| a small, mischievous elf or fairy |
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| a wanderer traveling from place to place |
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| playful teasing; to make good-humored fun of |
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| someone noted for playing the fool |
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| to leap or jump about playfully |
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| to portray in a laughingly exaggerated manner |
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| foolish talk; nonsense; drool or slobber |
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| something absurd or ridiculous |
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| a deception meant as a joke |
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| to make witty remarks; joke |
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| to imitate, often humorously |
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| humorous imitation, especially of a song or poem |
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| very clam area; listless boredom |
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| six feet, unit of sea depth; too profound to understand |
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| a sailing ship of the time of Columbus |
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| a strong seasonal wind of Asiatic waters |
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| act of tying up, that which holds a ship in place |
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| act of tying up, that which holds a ship in place |
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| the right-hand side of a craft |
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| the left-hand side of a craft |
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| a mass of bubbles formed from liquid |
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| existing or operating on land or in water |
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| a large group or fleet of ships |
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| to conduct or escort for protection |
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| naval officer; national flag |
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| ship's kitchen; ancient one-decked ship |
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| deck raililng, upper edge of ship's side |
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| the main frame of an airplane |
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| make steady or firm; keep from moving or changing |
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| the upper atmosphere, about 7 to 25 mile above the earth |
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| engine driven by blast on curved blades fixed to a rotating cylinder |
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| large infantry unit; large number of troops |
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| motorized troops; mounted troops |
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| to spread out, take positions for battle |
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| person held as a guarantee |
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| to bring in formally, install, initiate |
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| to assemble, gather, summon |
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| new member; to enlist or recover |
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| sliding or falling mass; landslide |
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| a large weatherworm, detached rock |
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| small or rippling waterfall or something resembling a waterfall |
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| large waterfall; eye disorder |
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| leafy growth of trees, flowers, and other plants |
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| a group of small islands or the body of water containg them |
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| beings which eat their own kind |
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| a group of pattern of stars |
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| flood-deposit land at the mouth of a river |
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| a narrow strip of land connecting two larger land areas |
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| a fertile watered area in the desert |
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| a long journey or wandering |
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| a land projection that is almost an island |
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| point if high land jutting out into an area of water |
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| a distribution, payment to needy persons |
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| a beginner, person ready to start out |
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| thrifty management of farming |
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| magnetic rock, soomething strongly attractive |
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| a dark covering; overspreading gloom |
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| a washable outer garment to protect clothing |
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| to reject or push aside scornfully |
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| akward and rough in style |
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| to blow chaff from grain; to sift |
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| to long for or desire earnestly |
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| large french country home, castle |
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| a sudden succesful stroke or strategem |
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| the outcome or untying of a plot generally in literature |
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| outdoor party, festival, social affair |
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| list of plays or parts a person or troupe can perform |
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| a part one plays or function assumed |
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| little, small, tiny, insignificant |
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| all, everybody, everything |
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| to violate the sacredness, profane |
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| to mess up, put in disorder |
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| to make one better, improve |
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| to scold, entreat someone |
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| the basic principle or element of a subject |
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| existing or beginning at birth |
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| distinguished, outstanding |
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| traveling from place to place |
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| shared, benefitting each party |
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| widespread, widely occuring |
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| wild delight or other strong feeling |
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| poetic lament for the dead |
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| something unreal or imagined |
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| a poem of strong feeling often meant to be sung |
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| one killed or harmed for holding a belief or principle |
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| exclusion, generally with punishment intented |
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| a deep-seated, unreasoning fear |
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| a condensed or abridged statement |
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| a cave or imitation of one |
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| manager or director of a theatrical enterprise |
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| very, very softly or quietly |
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| a kind of merry Spanish dance |
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| large enclosure for livestock |
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| concerted action for a cause or idea |
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| a bullfighter, usually mounted |
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| frenzied, crazed, violent |
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| sudden attack or effort; lighting war |
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| sanctioned or clean according to jewish Law |
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| a heroic Norse legend or tale |
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| Russian urn for making tea |
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| to prevent, frustate, defeat |
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| icy, treeless Artic plains |
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| curved or smoothly angular wooden missile which returns when thrown |
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| a company or procession of travlers |
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| any object of blind, self-destroying devotion |
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| a small, light, canoelike boat |
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| small orangelike fuit or tree |
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| small orangelike fruit or tree |
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| much visited religious or trade center; goal |
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| flower whose stigmas yield orange substance used for flavoring and color in food |
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| religion accompanied by black magic |
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