Romeo And Juliet 2 (3)

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choler

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an irritable disposition; anger

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pernicious

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tending to cause death or serious injury

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ere prep

Back 3

before

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fray

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a noisy quarrel; brawl

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covert

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n)a sheltered place adj)covered or covered over 2) concealed, hidden

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augment

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to make or become greater in size, amount or degree; to increase or enlarge

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portentous

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foreboding, ominous, suggesting something bad is about to happen

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suit

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the act or an instance of courting a woman

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rank

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growing in abundance or with excessive vigor 2)strong and offensive in
odor or flavor.

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importune

Back 10

ask urgently or repeatedly; annoy with pressing demands

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beseech

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ask earnestly; beg; implore

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prolixity

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boring wordiness or verboseness

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visage

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the face or facial expressions of a person

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antic

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ridiculously odd, acting like a clown or buffoon

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disparage

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to speak of in a slighting or disrespectful way; belittle.

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choler

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an irritable disposition; anger

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pernicious

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tending to cause death or serious injury

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ere prep

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before

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fray

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a noisy quarrel; brawl

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covert

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n)a sheltered place adj)covered or covered over 2) concealed, hidden

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augment

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to make or become greater in size, amount or degree; to increase or enlarge

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portentous

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foreboding, ominous, suggesting something bad is about to happen

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suit

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the act or an instance of courting a woman

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rank

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growing in abundance or with excessive vigor 2)strong and offensive in
odor or flavor.

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importune

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ask urgently or repeatedly; annoy with pressing demands

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beseech

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ask earnestly; beg; implore

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prolixity

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boring wordiness or verboseness

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visage

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the face or facial expressions of a person

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antic

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ridiculously odd, acting like a clown or buffoon

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disparage

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to speak of in a slighting or disrespectful way; belittle.

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fleer

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jeer, taunt, make fun of rudely or unkindly

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gall

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bitterness of feeling; rancor 2)outrageous insolence; effrontery

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wax

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gradually to become larger, more numerous, stronger, or more intense

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conjure

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to compel (a spirit, devil, etc.) to appear or disappear by a set form of words

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demesnes

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realm or region; domain

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doff

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to take off; remove 2)get rid of, throw aside

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prorogue

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hold back until a later time; delay

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fain

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happily, gladly

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perjury

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the act of deliberately testifying falsely under oath

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fleer

Back 40

jeer, taunt, make fun of rudely or unkindly

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gall

Back 41

bitterness of feeling; rancor 2)outrageous insolence; effrontery

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fleer

Back 42

jeer, taunt, make fun of rudely or unkindly

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wax

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gradually to become larger, more numerous, stronger, or more intense

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fleer

Back 44

jeer, taunt, make fun of rudely or unkindly

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impute

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attribute the fault

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gall

Back 46

bitterness of feeling; rancor 2)outrageous insolence; effrontery

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fleer

Back 47

jeer, taunt, make fun of rudely or unkindly

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gall

Back 48

bitterness of feeling; rancor 2)outrageous insolence; effrontery

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fleer

Back 49

jeer, taunt, make fun of rudely or unkindly

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fleer

Back 50

jeer, taunt, make fun of rudely or unkindly

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fleer

Back 51

jeer, taunt, make fun of rudely or unkindly

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conjure

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to compel (a spirit, devil, etc.) to appear or disappear by a set form of words

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fleer

Back 53

jeer, taunt, make fun of rudely or unkindly

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fleer

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jeer, taunt, make fun of rudely or unkindly

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fleer

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jeer, taunt, make fun of rudely or unkindly

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demesnes

Back 56

realm or region; domain

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fleer

Back 57

jeer, taunt, make fun of rudely or unkindly

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wax

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gradually to become larger, more numerous, stronger, or more intense

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gall

Back 59

bitterness of feeling; rancor 2)outrageous insolence; effrontery

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gall

Back 60

bitterness of feeling; rancor 2)outrageous insolence; effrontery

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wax

Back 61

gradually to become larger, more numerous, stronger, or more intense

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gall

Back 62

bitterness of feeling; rancor 2)outrageous insolence; effrontery

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conjure

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to compel (a spirit, devil, etc.) to appear or disappear by a set form of words

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conjure

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to compel (a spirit, devil, etc.) to appear or disappear by a set form of words

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wax

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gradually to become larger, more numerous, stronger, or more intense

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wax

Back 66

gradually to become larger, more numerous, stronger, or more intense

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doff

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to take off; remove 2)get rid of, throw aside

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demesnes

Back 68

realm or region; domain

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prorogue

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hold back until a later time; delay

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wax

Back 70

gradually to become larger, more numerous, stronger, or more intense

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conjure

Back 71

to compel (a spirit, devil, etc.) to appear or disappear by a set form of words

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demesnes

Back 72

realm or region; domain

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gall

Back 73

bitterness of feeling; rancor 2)outrageous insolence; effrontery

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fleer

Back 74

jeer, taunt, make fun of rudely or unkindly

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doff

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to take off; remove 2)get rid of, throw aside

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wax

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gradually to become larger, more numerous, stronger, or more intense

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fleer

Back 77

jeer, taunt, make fun of rudely or unkindly

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gall

Back 78

bitterness of feeling; rancor 2)outrageous insolence; effrontery

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prorogue

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hold back until a later time; delay

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wax

Back 80

gradually to become larger, more numerous, stronger, or more intense

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fain

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happily, gladly

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perjury

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the act of deliberately testifying falsely under oath

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conjure

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to compel (a spirit, devil, etc.) to appear or disappear by a set form of words

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gall

Back 84

bitterness of feeling; rancor 2)outrageous insolence; effrontery

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gall

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bitterness of feeling; rancor 2)outrageous insolence; effrontery

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demesnes

Back 86

realm or region; domain

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gall

Back 87

bitterness of feeling; rancor 2)outrageous insolence; effrontery

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impute

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attribute the fault

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demesnes

Back 89

realm or region; domain

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wax

Back 90

gradually to become larger, more numerous, stronger, or more intense

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wax

Back 91

gradually to become larger, more numerous, stronger, or more intense

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conjure

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to compel (a spirit, devil, etc.) to appear or disappear by a set form of words

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gall

Back 93

bitterness of feeling; rancor 2)outrageous insolence; effrontery

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wax

Back 94

gradually to become larger, more numerous, stronger, or more intense

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doff

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to take off; remove 2)get rid of, throw aside

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wax

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gradually to become larger, more numerous, stronger, or more intense

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prorogue

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hold back until a later time; delay

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conjure

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to compel (a spirit, devil, etc.) to appear or disappear by a set form of words

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fain

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happily, gladly

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demesnes

Back 100

realm or region; domain

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conjure

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to compel (a spirit, devil, etc.) to appear or disappear by a set form of words

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doff

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to take off; remove 2)get rid of, throw aside

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demesnes

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realm or region; domain

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doff

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to take off; remove 2)get rid of, throw aside

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fain

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happily, gladly

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conjure

Back 106

to compel (a spirit, devil, etc.) to appear or disappear by a set form of words

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perjury

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the act of deliberately testifying falsely under oath

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doff

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to take off; remove 2)get rid of, throw aside

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conjure

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to compel (a spirit, devil, etc.) to appear or disappear by a set form of words

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prorogue

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hold back until a later time; delay

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demesnes

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realm or region; domain

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perjury

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the act of deliberately testifying falsely under oath

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fain

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happily, gladly

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demesnes

Back 114

realm or region; domain

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doff

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to take off; remove 2)get rid of, throw aside

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perjury

Back 116

the act of deliberately testifying falsely under oath

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conjure

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to compel (a spirit, devil, etc.) to appear or disappear by a set form of words

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doff

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to take off; remove 2)get rid of, throw aside

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impute

Back 119

attribute the fault

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demesnes

Back 120

realm or region; domain

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prorogue

Back 121

hold back until a later time; delay

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doff

Back 122

to take off; remove 2)get rid of, throw aside

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impute

Back 123

attribute the fault

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conjure

Back 124

to compel (a spirit, devil, etc.) to appear or disappear by a set form of words

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doff

Back 125

to take off; remove 2)get rid of, throw aside

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prorogue

Back 126

hold back until a later time; delay

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fain

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happily, gladly

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prorogue

Back 128

hold back until a later time; delay

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prorogue

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hold back until a later time; delay

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prorogue

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hold back until a later time; delay

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fain

Back 131

happily, gladly

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fain

Back 132

happily, gladly

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demesnes

Back 133

realm or region; domain

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demesnes

Back 134

realm or region; domain

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doff

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to take off; remove 2)get rid of, throw aside

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impute

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attribute the fault

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prorogue

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hold back until a later time; delay

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perjury

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the act of deliberately testifying falsely under oath

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perjury

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the act of deliberately testifying falsely under oath

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gall

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bitterness of feeling; rancor 2)outrageous insolence; effrontery

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doff

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to take off; remove 2)get rid of, throw aside

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fain

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happily, gladly

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prorogue

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hold back until a later time; delay

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perjury

Back 144

the act of deliberately testifying falsely under oath

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wax

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gradually to become larger, more numerous, stronger, or more intense

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impute

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attribute the fault

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prorogue

Back 147

hold back until a later time; delay

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impute

Back 148

attribute the fault

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perjury

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the act of deliberately testifying falsely under oath

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conjure

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to compel (a spirit, devil, etc.) to appear or disappear by a set form of words

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fain

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happily, gladly

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fain

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happily, gladly

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impute

Back 153

attribute the fault

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impute

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attribute the fault

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perjury

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the act of deliberately testifying falsely under oath

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demesnes

Back 156

realm or region; domain

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impute

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attribute the fault

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doff

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to take off; remove 2)get rid of, throw aside

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fain

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happily, gladly

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perjury

Back 160

the act of deliberately testifying falsely under oath

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perjury

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the act of deliberately testifying falsely under oath

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prorogue

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hold back until a later time; delay

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fain

Back 163

happily, gladly

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fain

Back 164

happily, gladly

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impute

Back 165

attribute the fault

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perjury

Back 166

the act of deliberately testifying falsely under oath

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perjury

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the act of deliberately testifying falsely under oath

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impute

Back 168

attribute the fault

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impute

Back 169

attribute the fault

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impute

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attribute the fault