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to bring up, give care to; to promote, encourage. in the same family but not related by birth. Of Middle English origin
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work done by hand; a trade requiring hand skill. of Old English origin
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a face, facial expression. to tolerate or approve. of Old French origin
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the great size or importance of something. of Latin origin
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large and heavy; great in size or scope. of Old French origin
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of or like a mother. of Old French and Latin origin
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to make or become smaller, reduce in size. of Old French and Latin origin
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a violent stirring or movement; noisy confusion; excitement; a stirring up of public enthusiasm. of Latin origin
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to say suddenly or without thinking. Of unknown origin
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to humble oneself, act in a fearful an servile way; to lie face downward; to indulge in something base or unworthy. of Old Norse origin
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to please greatly; to charm, put under a magic spell. of Old French and Latin origin
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to set on fire, cause to burn; to heat up, excite. of Latin origin
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arranged in order of time or occurrence. Of Greek origin
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to love and respect deeply, honor greatly. of Latin origin
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well thought of, having a good reputation. of Latin origin
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to lose interest, attraction, or effectiveness; to become tiresome. a dark covering, something that conceals. of Old English and Middle English origin
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a narrative or heroic exploits; a long, detailed account. of Old Norse origin
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extremely funny, causing loud amusement. of Latin origin
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dull, boring; old-fashioned, hidebound; lumpy, thick. of unknown origin
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to change continually; to move up and down. of Latin origin