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`device not discharged by an explosive [an air gun] 3
`1 a sudden, strong
`gust (gust) n. [[< ON gjosa, to gushl]
`anything like a gun in shape or use —vi. gunned,
`rush of air 2 a sudden outburst of rain, laughter, etc. —
`gun’ning to shoot or hunt with a gun evt.
`1 [Inf.] to
`gust'y, -i-er, -i~est, adj.
`shoot (a person) 2 [Slang] to advance the throttle of (an
`gus-ta-to-ry (gus’ta tore) adj. [[< L gustus, taste]] of the
`engine) —gun for [Slang] to try to get —jump the gun
`sense of taste
`[Inf.] to begin before the proper time —stick to one's
`1 zest; relish 2 great vigor
`gus«to (gus’t6) n. |[see prec.]]
`guns [Inf.] to be resolute —under the gun [Inf] in a
`or liveliness
`tense situation, often one involving a deadline
`gut (gut) n. [[< OE geotan, to pour]]
`1 [pl.] the entrails 2
`gun’boat’ n. a small armed ship
`the stomach or belly 3 the intestine 4 tough cord made
`gun’fight’ n. a fight between persons using pistols or
`from animal intestines 5 [pl.] [lnf.] daring; courage —
`revolvers ;gun’fight'er n.
`vt. gut’ted, gut’ting 1 to remove the intestines from 2
`gun’fire’ n. the firing of guns
`to destroy the interior of ——adj. [Slang]
`lit., work
`gung-ho (gur_]’h6’) adj.
`[[Chin kung-ho,
`gut’|ess adj. [Inf] lacking courage
`together]! [Inf.] enthusiastic
`guts-y (gut’sé) adj. -i~er, -i~est [Inf.] courageous, forceful,
`etc.
`gunk (gunk) n. [[< '2] [Slang] any viscous or thick, messy
`substance
`[[< L gutta, a drop]
`gut-ter (gut’er) n.
`gun’man (-men) n., pl. -men (-men) an armed gangster
`or hired killer
`carry off water, as along the eaves of a roof or the side of
`a street 2 a place or condition characterized by squalor
`gun'met’a| n. 1 a bronze with a dark tarnish 2 its dark-
`—vi. to flow in a stream
`gray color
`gut-tur-al (gut’ar al) adj. |[L guttur, throat] harsh; rasp-
`gun'ner n.
`1 a soldier, etc. who helps fire artillery 2 a
`ing: said of vocal sounds
`naval warrant officer in charge of guns, missiles, etc.
`guv (guv) n. slang var. of GOVERNOR
`gun’ner-y n. the science of making and using heavy guns
`and projectiles
`guyl (gi) n. [[< OFrguier, to guide]] a rope, chain, etc. used
`to steady or guide something —vt. to guide or steady
`gun-ny (gun’é) n.,pl. -nies [[< Sans goni, a sack]] a coarse
`with a guy
`fabric of jute or hemp
`guy2 (gi) [Inf.] n. [[after Guy Fawkes, Eng conspirator]] 1
`gun’ny-sack’ n. a sack made of gunny
`a man or boy 2 any person evt. to make fun of; ridicule
`gun’play’ n. an exchange of gunshots, as between gun-
`men and police
`Guy-a-na (gl an’e) country in NE South America: 83,000
`sq. mi.; pop. 730,000
`gun’point' n. used chiefly in at gunpoint, under threat
`of being shot with a gun at close range
`guz-zle (guz’el) vi., vt. -zled, -zling [[< ? OFr gosier,
`throat]] to drink greedily or immoderately
`gun’pow’der n. an explosive powder used in guns, for
`blasting, etc.
`gym (jim) n. [Inf.] 1short for GYMNASIUM ZPHYSICAL
`EDUCATION
`gun'ship’ n. a heavily armed helicopter used to assault
`enemy ground forces
`gym~na-si-um (jim na’zé em) n.,pl. -si-ums or -si-a (-9) [[<
`Gr gymnos, naked]] a room or building equipped for
`gun’shot’ n. the shooting of a gun
`physical training and sports
`gun’-shy’ adj.
`1 easily frightened at the firing of a gun
`gym-nas-tics (iim nas’tiks) n. a sport combining tum-
`[a gun-shy dog] 2 Wary, mistrustful, etc., as because of a
`bling and acrobatic feats —gym'nast' n. —gym~nas'tic
`previous experience
`adj. —gym-nas’ti~cal-ly adv.
`gun'smith' n. one who makes or repairs small guns
`-na—) n.
`gym-no-sperm (jim’n6 sperm’,
`gun-wale (gun’el) n.
`[[< bulwarks supporting a ship’s
`naked + sperma, seedl] any of a large division of seed
`guns]] the upper edge of the side of a ship or boat
`plants, as seed ferns, conifers, etc., having the ovules
`gup-py (gup’é) n., pl. -pies ][after R. J. L. Guppy, of Trini-
`not enclosed within an ovary
`dad] a very small freshwater fish of the West Indies,
`etc.
`GYN abbrev.
`1 gynecologic(al) 2 gynecologist 3 gynecol-
`0&3’
`gur-gle (gur’gel) vi. -gled, -gling [[< L gurgulio, gullet]] to
`[[< Gr gyné, woman +
`gy-ne-col-o-gy (gI’ne kal’a jé) n.
`make a bubbling sound —n. such a sound
`-LOGY]]
`the branch of medicine dealing with women’s
`w ee s
`diseases, etc. —gy'ne~co-log’ic (-ka laj’ik) or gy'ne~co-
`gulinely (gunné) n., pl. -neys |[< ?]] a hospital stretcher on
`Iog'i~caI adj. —gy'ne-coI’o~gist n.
`gu-ru (g(To’ro‘o’; also goo riTo’) n.
`[[< Sans guruh, vener-
`1 a swindle 2 a swin-
`gyp (iip) [Inf.] n. [[prob. < GYPSY]]
`teac er
`dler: also gyp’per or gyp’ster —vt., vi. gypped,
`able]]1 in Hinduism, one’s personal spiritual advisor or
`gyp’ping to swindle; cheat
`gush (gush) vi. |[ME guschenll
`1 to flow out plentifully 2
`to have a sudden flow 3 to talk or write effusively evt.
`gyp-sum (iip’sem) n. [[< Gr gypsos] a sulfate of calcium
`used to make plaster of Paris and cement
`to cause to gush —n. a gushing —gush’y, -i-er, ~i»est,
`adj.
`Gyp-sy (iip’sé) n., pl. -sies [[< Egipcien, Egyptian: orig.
`thought to be from Egypt]]
`1 [also g-] a member of a
`gush’er n. 1 one who gushes 2 an oil well from which oil
`wandering Caucasoid people, perhaps orig. from India,
`spouts forth
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`gunner, ball-turret gunner, tail gun-
`guy2* n. chap, lad, person; see FEL-
`ner, rocketeer, missile launcher,
`LOW 1, MAN 2, PERSON 1.
`bazooka launcher, sniper, sharp-
`guzzle V. swill, quaff, swig; see
`shooter, aerial gunner, artilleryman,
`DRINK 1.
`cannoneer.
`gymnasium n. health center, recre-
`gurgle V. ripple, murmur, pour; see
`FLOW.
`ation center, playing floor, exercise
`room, sports center, field house, court,
`gush V. pour, well, spew; see FLOW.
`athletic club, arena, Coliseum, theater,
`gusto n. fervor, vigor, ardor; see
`ZEAL.
`circus, stadium, ring, rink, pit, gyrn"‘.
`gymnast n. acrobat,
`gut n. small intestine, large intes-
`jumper; see ATHLETE.
`tine, duodenum; see INTESTINES.
`gymnastics n.
`guts n.
`1 [Bowels] viscera, insides,
`ance, floor exercises, acrobatics, aero-
`belly; see INTESTINES. 2 [*Fortitude]
`batics,
`therapeutics, body—building
`pluck, hardihood, effrontery; see
`exercises, tumbling, vaulting; work on
`COURAGE. —hate someone's guts*
`the rings, parallel bars, balance beam,
`horse, etc.
`detest, loathe, despise; see HATE.
`gutter n. canal, gully, sewer, water-
`gyp* n. cheat, fraud,
`FAKE, TRICK 1.
`course, channel, dike, drain, moat,
`gypsy n. tramp, wanderer, 1t1ner-
`trough; see also TRENCH.
`guttural a. throaty, gruff, del:FyR 1
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`gun n. Types include the following:
`rifle, automatic rifle, repeating rifle,
`repeater, recoilless rifle, air rifle, BB
`gun, shotgun, sawed—off shotgun,
`musket, handgun, assault rifle, semi-
`automatic pistol, squirrel gun, car-
`bine, long rifle, laser gun, revolver,
`pistol, rod*; see also MACHINE GUN. —
`jump the gun* start too soon, act
`inappropriately, give oneself away;
`see BEGIN 1, HURRY 1.
`gunfire n. bombardment, artillery
`support, air support, air strike, mor-
`tar fire, heavy arms attack, explosion,
`shooting, shot, report, artillery, volley,
`discharge, detonation, blast, firing,
`burst, barrage, cannonade, fire superi-
`ority, salvo, firepower.
`gunman n. killer, assassin, hit
`man*; see CRIMINAL.
`gunner n. machine gunner, turret
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`porch (porch) n. [[< L porta, gate] 1 a covered entrance to
`a building 2 an open or enclosed gallery or room on the
`outside of a building
`por-cine (por’sin’, -sin) adj.
`pigs or hogs
`[[< L porcus, pig + spina,
`por-cu-pine (p6r’kye pin’) n.
`spine] a rodent having coarse hair mixed with long, stiff,
`sharp spines
`porel (por) vi. pored, por’ing [[lVlE poren]
`carefully: with over 2 to ponder: with over
`pore? (por) n. |[< Gr poros, passage] a tiny opening, as in
`skin or plant leaves, for absorbing or discharging fluids
`oo
`p(f)rkd(p6rk) n. [[< L porous, pig] the flesh of a pig, used as
`pork barrel [Inf.] government appropriations for political
`patronage
`1 of or like pork 2 fat 3 [Slang]
`pork’y adj. -i-er, -i-est
`saucy, cocky, etc.
`porn (porn) n., adj. [Slang] short for PORNOGRAPHY, POR-
`NOGRAPHICI also por-no (p61’n6)
`por-nog-ra-phy (por nag’re fé) n. [[< Gr porné, a prosti-
`tute + graphein, write] writings, pictures, etc. intended
`to arouse sexual desire —por-nog’ra-pher n. —por’no-
`graph'ic (—ne graf’ik) adj.
`po-rous (por’es) adj. full of pores, through which fluids,
`air, or light may pass —po~ros-i~ty (po ras’e té) n.
`por-phy-ry (p6r'fa re) n., pl. -ries [[< Gr porphyros, pur-
`ple] any igneous rock with large, distinct crystals
`por-poise (p61’pes) n. [[< Lporcus, pig + piscis, a fish] 1
`a small whale with a blunt snout 2 a dolphin
`por-ridge (p6i’ij) n.
`[[< POTTAGE by confusion with VL
`porrata, leek broth] [Chiefiy Brit.] a soft food of cereal
`or meal boiled in water or milk
`por’rin-ger (—in jet) n.
`[[< Fr potager, soup dish: infl. by
`prec.] a small, shallow bowl
`portl (port) n.
`[[< L portus, haven]
`1 a harbor 2 a city
`with a harbor where ships load and unload cargo
`port? (port) n. llafter Oporto, city in Portugal] a sweet,
`dark—red wine
`[[< L portare, carry] to hold (a rifle, etc.)
`portfi (port) Vt.
`diagonally in front of one, as for inspection
`port4 (port) n. [[< PORT1] the left side of a ship, etc. as one
`faces forward —adj. of or on this side
`port5 (port) 11. [[< L porta, door]
`1 PORTHOLE 2 an open-
`ing, as in a valve face, for the passage of steam, etc. 3
`Comput. the circuit, outlet, etc. which connects a com-
`puter and its peripheral
`Port abbrev.
`1 Portugal 2 Portuguese
`port-a-ble(p61’te bel) adj. [[< L portare, carry] 1 that can
`be carried 2 easily carried —n. something portable —-
`port’a-bil’i-ty n.
`[[< L portare, carry]
`por-tage (p6r’tij, por t'a'zh’) n.
`carrying of boats and supplies overland between navi-
`gable lakes, rivers, etc. 2 any route over which this is
`done —-vt., vi. -taged, -tag-ing to carry (boats, etc.) over
`a portage
`por-tal (port”l) n.
`entrance
`
`etc. suddenly 3 to open wide or bulge: said of the eyes 4
`Baseball to hit the ball high into the infield —vt.
`1 to
`cause to pop, as corn by heating it 2 to put suddenly [to
`pop one’s head in] 3 [Slang] to swallow (a pill, etc.) —
`pop'per n.
`pop“ (pap) n. [[< PAPA] [Inf.] FATHER
`popa (pap) adj.
`1 of music popular with the general pub-
`lie 2 intended for the popular taste, esp. as exploited
`commercially [pop culture] 3 of a realistic art style
`using techniques and subjects adapted from commercial
`art, comic strips, posters, etc. —n. pop music, etc.
`pop abbrev.
`1 popular 2 popularly 3 population
`pop'corn’ n.
`1 a variety of corn with hard grains that
`pop open into a white, puffy mass when heated 2 the
`popped grains
`pope (pop) n. [[< Gr pappas, father] [often P—] R.C.Ch. the
`bishop of Rome and head of the Church
`Pope (p6p), Alexander 1688-1744; Eng. poet
`pop’gun’ n. a toy gun that shoots a piece of cork, etc. by
`air compression, with a pop
`pop-in-jay (pap’in ja’) n. [[< Ar babgho’, a parrot] a con-
`ceited person
`1 a tall tree of the
`[[< L populus]
`pop-lar (pap’ler) n.
`willow family having soft wood 2 its wood
`pop~|in (pap’lin) n. [[prob. after Poperinge, city in Flan-
`ders] a sturdy ribbed fabric of cotton, silk, etc.
`pop’o'ver n. a very light, puffy, hollow muffin
`pop-py (pap’é) n., pl. -pies [[< L papauer] 1 a plant with
`a milky juice and variously colored flowers 2 its flower
`pop'py-cock’ (-kak’) n. [Inf.] foolish talk; nonsense
`poppy seed the small, dark seed of the poppy, used in
`baking, etc.
`pops (paps) adj. of a symphony orchestra that plays light
`classical music or arrangements of popular music —n. a
`pops orchestra, concert, etc.
`Pop-si-cle (pap’si kal) llblend of POP1 + I(CICLE)] trade-
`mark for a flavored ice frozen around a stick —n. [also
`p—] such a confection
`pop-top (pap’tap’) n. a container with a tab or ring
`pulled or pushed to make an opening in the top
`pop-u-lace (pap’ya lis) n. [[< L populus]
`1 the common
`people; the masses 2 POPULATION (sense la)
`1 of,
`pop-u-lar (pap’ya lar) adj. |[< Lpopulus, the people]
`carried on by, or intended for people generally 2 not
`expensive [popular prices] 3 commonly accepted; preva-
`lent 4 liked by many people —pop'u-lar’i~ty (—lar’e te) n.
`—pop'u-lar-ly adv.
`pop-u-lar-ize (pap’ya le rlz’) vt. -ized', -iz'ing to make
`popular —pop’u~|ar-i-za’tion n.
`pop-u-late (pap’ye lat’) Vt. -|at'ed, -lat'ing [[< L populus,
`the people]
`1 to inhabit 2 to supply with inhabitants
`pop’u-la’tion n. 1 a) all the people in a country, region,
`etc. b) the number of these 2 a populating or being
`populated
`population explosion the great and rapid increase in
`human population in modern times
`pop-u-list (pap’ye list) n. a politician, etc. who claims to
` THESAURUS
`ers, citizenry, natives, group,
`favor. 2 [Cheap] low—priced, inexpen-
`residents, culture, community, state,
`sive, marked down; see CHEAP 1, ECO-
`NOMICAL 2. 3 [Commonly accepted]
`populace; see also SOCIETY 2.
`porch n. entrance, doorstep, stoop;
`general, familiar, in demand, preva-
`see ENTRANCE 2.
`lent, prevailing, current, in use, wide-
`spread, ordinary, adopted, embraced,
`pore2 n. opening, foramen, orifice,
`vesicle; see also HOLE 1.
`having caught on, in the majority; see
`also FASHIONABLE, MODERN 1. 4 [Per-
`pork n. ham, bacon, chops; see
`MEAT.
`taining to the common people] prole-
`tarian, accessible, neighborly; see
`pornographic a.
`DEMOCRATIC, REPUBLICAN.
`obscene; see LEWD 2.
`popularity n. approval, general
`pornography n. vulgarity, obscen-
`esteem, widespread acceptance, fol-
`ity, smut; see LEWDNESS.
`lowing, prevalence, universality,
`porous a. pervious, permeable,
`repute, fame, demand, fashionable-
`acceptable; see OPEN 1.
`ness, the rage*.
`port1 :1. haven, anchorage, gate; see
`popularly a. commonly, usually,
`DOCK.
`ordinarily; see REGULARLY.
`portable a. transportable, transfer-
`populated a. crowded,
`teeming,
`able, compact; see MOVABLE.
`populous, peopled, urban, occupied,
`portal n. ateway o ening, ingress;
`filled; see also INHABITED.
`population n. inhabitants, dvvelp Re ,
`
`[[< L porta, door] a doorway, gate, or
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`[[< L porcus, hog] of or like
`
`popl n. 1 [A slight explosive sound]
`report, burst, shot; see NOISE 1. 2 [A
`carbonated drink] soda pop, ginger
`ale, cola, tonic, root beer, soda, soda
`water, beverage, soft drink; see also
`DRINK 2.
`leap, protrude; see
`pop1 V. dart,
`JUMP 1.
`Pope n. Pontiif, bishop of Rome, the
`Holy Father; see PRIEST.
`poppy n. bloom, blossom, herb; see
`DRUG, FLOWER.
`populace n. masses, citizenry,
`multitude; see MAN 1, PEOPLE 3.
`popular a.
`1 [Generally liked]
`favorite, well—liked, approved, pleas-
`ing, suitable, well-received, fashion-
`able, stylish, beloved, likable, lovable,
`attractive, praised, promoted, recom-
`mended, in the public eye, celebrated,
`noted, admired, famous, run after*.—
`Ant. UNKNOWN, in disrepute, out of
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`cake (kill) n. l< out In emill, flat mes oflnked or
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`pehhir used in oountin l
`1 on ibnurmil smny mass in
`the body 2 a method 4: calculation or unilysis in higher
`mathematics
`hnthil a broad, craterlike im'n_oi s volcano
`cnlflera ilrnl der’¢) n. tsp’ < 1. coldurium, room {or hot
`uardxan ikérdmn) n. 1< L eolidus, warm 1 1 a lrrge kel-
`tle or holler 2 u stow orviolent agitation
`cal-en-dnr (liaran dar) n. 1< L Itotendorlum, anwunt
`hook; I B s tern ofdvtevinining thi length and divisions
`of o yea:
`i table that shows the dsys, weeks, and
`months or i givsn year 3 i schedule, ii or pending court
`costs
`cal-en-dar (kn.l'an d3!) n. I< Gr kylindms, cylinder} o
`machine with rollers for giving paper. cloth, etc. a smooth
`or
`iy finish — VI, to process (piper, etc.) in a cnlender
`cal
`(ken n..pI. comes ikivz) or cnlila 1< OE mail} 1 s
`ynlmg cow dr hull 2 flit yuung or some other lir
`msls. B! the ole hint. Bil-L etc. 3 leather tram ieul s hide
`cum (lino n,. P m.IVe1 (ON kalfiJ the fleshy hieh pirt cf
`the leglielow the knee
`calfskin‘ n.
`lthe ilriu or u col! 2 s iutt leather nude
`(rgm ihii
`culi-her (ku!'a bar)
`:1. lFr at sp, ulL < cr Iislopodiori,
`tip. on bulk: or shill 2 the diimeuir on e boreon gun
`oxidnvgwdorused
`ihoemoivers last} nine diameter o! a cylindrical hotly,
`-tlu I< L Mlumilntfl 8
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`int miiroruint; dinner
`'i-mun ad]. -cm
`call-brute (hare bun’) vi. -in-nixed, .brat*ing l to deter»
`mine the caliber at 2 tolix orcorrect the praduruoni our
`’i~t/ouch! adv.
`mansuring instrument) vcal'i-brflion n. ~¢nl'i*bn’
`ustlgnlitnféasl mli. l<Lca
`tor lb
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`in India| r printed wtwn rilnie _ oy. rpotoed like calico
`1:31 25:; oil adi. R L an
`caleify
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`substance by the deposit
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`instrument consisting on piir ofhinged ii it, his measur-
`oflime or
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`.- Enwhiu or tmmd
`in thickness or diameter 1 a port_uri hr
`i icycle or motor vehicle — yI., VI. to measure with call-
`liquid, uied ii a wash for plistrr
`urricei -vi’.
`lnrs
`niiliiridr, .n-un'li-ig to am.with eiloiniine
`cal-cine (kh.l'liyI') vt.,
`vi‘. -clued‘, —cin'in4(
`wliph tksiif; om, ltorin a, Mr uuill/o5 supreme ruler.
`the title tnlien by Mohnuiniods successors is heids of
`lime} Lo change no in aimPowder by host
`cal-cite (knl’eW) n. calcium carbonate. s mineiil found as
`lilim —eu'liph-one n.
`cal*'Ls'lh¢n'lc8 tkallii therriluzl npl. [< Gr kzxflox, beauty
`limestone, chalk. and niirhle
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`. sthenos. strengthl irhlelio exercises -c.|»l’i.a-then’iu
`ad
`white. metallic clieuiicil e eiuent found combined In lime-
`¢I1‘¢II.ln! (kal's¢ am) 0- if L colt, lime} await,‘ silver-
`cal
`(kélk) vt. CAULK —calk'er 1|.
`stone, chalk. etc.
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`canine com-
`6|!“ (koll vt. l< ON llullal
`1 to my in ii loud tone; ihout 2
`to summon 3 so give or npply 3 nun: to 4 to describe as
`pound roundinlimeatone.chi
`.bonri.s
`hietc.
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`divide. multiply. subtract, idd. work
`cmiimsnd] summons, borne cry, rcvv
`eille: see Aunm, coiimuui, on I. 5
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`[An invitation) bidding. solicitation,
`‘he act at rileu.
`proposnl; see invi-n.-non, nzqum.
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`ling, count; are
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`ire AVA|tAl3|.8. —witliin cl) close
`cast] prediction,
`iitieitipu; set
`by, npprnximam, not {or away; are
`nun l.
`rectum. record.
`call v.
`call out, txclaim: see VELL. 2 [To
`annals, gournal.
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`‘ect. convene. rnuiter; see idsminun
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`late. tennzsee mm: 1. 5 [To invite]
`ummon, request. ask: see invm. —
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`ee scorn -—>ca|l far
`uk (or. request. mike inquiry shout:
`ee Afix. 2 mi need] require, want,
`ick; see area, 3 [Ta come to get)
`101118 for, collect. fetch; see (:51 1.
`net: in e. -«cull in [To mllectj col»
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