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fought or quarreled
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3
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to make a warning
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planning, forming or desighning after something. Posing for a photograph
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pressured into action
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7
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beating with rapidity; pulsating
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8
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going through an area to guard
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10
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to urge or cause to move forward
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13
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excelled or outdone
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14
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to rise up against authority. To feel opposition toward
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15
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sitting with limbs spread out. Spreading out
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to make a plea or request. To ask for a decision in one's favor
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18
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to make flat, even or smooth
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pilled or dragged with force. Moved or carried as a load, as in a truck
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2
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called off; marked or crossed out
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to have power to direct, manage, or command. Held in check; restrained
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packed tightly into a small place. Studied hard for a short period of time. Filled or stuffed quickly with food
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made known. To make visable
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hauling or pulling. Going with extreme slowness
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forced or driven back. To cause someone to draw back in disqust
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to fasten or attach a label to something
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