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3
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a garden plant with edible leaves and a thick sweet root used as a vegetable, as a source of sugar, or as forage.
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4
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past of eat.
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6
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to be with with: TROUBLE; to be unwell.
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7
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one more than seven.
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8
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a sandy or gravelly part of the shore of an ocean or lake.
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10
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devoid of customary or natural covering: NAKED.
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12
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of low pitch.
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13
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an alcoholic beverage brewed from malt and hops that is usually more bitter than beer.
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14
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I shall; I will.
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15
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lacking a natural or usual covering (as of hair).
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any of numerous 4-winged insects (as honeybees or bumblebees).
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2
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any of a family of small social insects related to the bees.
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3
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to strike repeatedly; a rhythmic throbbing, contraction, and expansion or vibration: PULSATION.
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5
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a passage between sections of seats.
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8
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any of a genus of deciduous hardwood trees with smooth gray bark and small sweet triangular nuts.
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9
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the sister of one's father or mother.
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10
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the lowest part or place: BOTTOM.
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11
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a long loud cry: BELLOW.
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12
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any of a family of large heavy mammals with shaggy hair and small tails.
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15
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used with past participle of transitive verbs as a passive voice auxiliary.
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