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209.
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seller
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one who sells
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cellar
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an underground room
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210.
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serge
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a kind of cloth
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surge
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a billow; to rise suddenly
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211.
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sew
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to stitch
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so
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therefore
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sow
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to scatter seed
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212.
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shear
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to cut; to trim
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sheer
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transparent; unqualified, utter
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213.
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shoe
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footwear
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shoo
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used to frighten away animals
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214.
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shown
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displayed; revealed
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shone
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gave off light; did shine
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215.
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slight
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slender; scanty; to make light of
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sleight
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dexterity
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216.
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son
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your male child
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sun
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our star
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217
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soar
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to rise, fly or glide
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sore
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painful
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218.
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sole
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one and only
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soul
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the immortal spirit
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219.
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some
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a part of
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sum
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a total
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220.
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stair
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a step
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stare
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to look at
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221.
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stayed
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did not leave
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staid
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sedate dignity, sober
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222.
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steal
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to take unlawfully
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steel
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a form of iron
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223.
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straight
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not crooked; directly
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strait
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a water passageway
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