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| any of various medium-sized tunas |
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| to stir or shake violently |
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| to lose all hope or confidence |
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| the flowing back from the shore of water brought in by the tide |
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| to move unsteadily; waver |
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| a young bird which has just developed feathers for flying |
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any of several seabirds noted for their power of flight
and the habit of robbing other birds of fish |
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| to hang fluttering in the air or on the wing |
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| to threaten to occur immediately |
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| to speak or cry out in scorn |
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| to lie concealed; to be a hidden threat |
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a feeling of angry displeasure at something regarded
as a wrong, insult, or injury |
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| feeling or showing scorn (anger or disgust) |
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any of a class of invertebrate animals that are echinoderms
related to the starfish, live on or burrow on the sea bottom,
and are covered with spines |
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| shining brightly and steadily |
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to cover with or as with a shroud
(the cloth placed over a dead body) |
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| to supply with nourishment |
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| a rower’s seat extending across a boat |
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| to utter weak interrupted cries |
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