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238.
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throne
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a king's chair
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thrown
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to hurl or fling
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239.
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tide
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the level of ocean water
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tied
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to bind with string or rope
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240.
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throes
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agonizing struggle or trouble
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throws
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to propel through the air
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241.
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to
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in direction of
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too
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in addition; also
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two
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a number
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242.
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toe
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the digits of the foot
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tow
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to pull by rope
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243.
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track
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a mark left by something; a path
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tract
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a treatise; a piece of land
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244.
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undo
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to open; to render ineffective
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undue
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improper; excessive
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245.
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vale
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a valley
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veil
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a concealing cover
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246.
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vane
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a weathervane
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vein
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a blood vessel
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vain
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fruitless; excessively proud
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247.
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vice
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wickedness
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vise
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a clamp
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248.
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waive
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relinquish a right
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wave
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to move back and forth
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249.
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waiver
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to give up a claim
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waver
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to move unsteadily back and forth
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250.
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waist
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your beltline
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waste
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to use carelessly
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251.
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wait
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to tarry; to remain in readiness
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weight
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the heaviness of an object
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