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`esp. about other people’s private lives: to have a
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`talk idly or maliciously, esp. about other people’s
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`got vb 1 the past of get 2 have got to possess
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`characterized by pointed arches, ribbed vaults,
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`3 of or in a heavy ornate script typeface D n
`4 Gothic architecture or art [Greek Gothal]
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`through a list ofgovernment ministers 3 to qualify for
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`through with to bring to a successful conclusion,
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`gotten vb chiefly Us a past participle of get
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`glue [French]
`Gouda n a round mild-flavoured Dutch cheese
`gouge (gowj) vb gouging, gouged 1 to scoop or
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`paprika, originating in Hungary [Hungarian
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`gourd (goord) n 1 a large hard—shelled fruit
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`made from a dried gourd shell [Old French gourde]
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