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BAR—BAR [26] BAR—BARBdrsatru (satm). To have an enemy, tobe in enmitj' wdth ; inimical, hostile.Barsiiutan (siiut). Responsive, corresponding.Barsakar (sakar). To be flowered; tohave a flowered pattern.Barsaksi (saksi). To bear witness, totestify.Barsambuiii (sarabiiiii). To be hidden,to be concealed; to be secret, to beclandestine.Barsdmbunikan. To hide, to conceal ; tomake secret.Barsaudi (sandi). To be jointed, to bearticulated.Barsandir (sdndir). To rally, to flout, tojeer.Bars4njata (silnjata). To be armed.Barsapit (sapit). To have claws as acrab ; to be pronged ; to fork.Bdrsai-ta (sarta). To be along with; toaccompany.Barsigra (sigra). To speed, to haste.Barsik (j). Clean, pure.Bai-sikan. To cleanse to purify.Barsikut (sikut).;To be pinioned, to havethe arms bound to the side.Barsimpul (simpul). To be knotted, tobe tied in a knot.Birsin. A cold, a catarrh, a rheum.Barsinar (sinar). To beam, to shine.Barsri (sri). To be brilliant, to beresplendent.Barsri-sri. To be very brilliant.Barsru (sru). To call aloud, to bawl, toshout.Bdrsru-sru. To call aloud fi-equently.Bdrsrukan. To proclaim aloud.BArsuka (suka). To rejoice, to be glad,to exult.Barsukakan. To rejoice, to gladden.Bilrsuka-sukiian. Rejoicing, making glad.Barsumpa (sumpa). To swear; to takean oath ; to be under an imjjrecationor malediction.Barsumpakan. To swear, to administeran oath ; to imprecate.Barsunting (suntiug). To wear an ornamentof flowers behind the cars.Barsungguh (sungguh). To be true.Bdrsungguh-simgguh. Truly, faithfully;justly, exactly.Barsungul (sungul). To murmur, togrumble.Barsungulk.ln. To murmur at.Barsungut (sungut). To be mustachioed.B3,rsurak (surak). To shout.Barsuruh (auruh). To be ordered, to boenjoined.Barausah (susah). To be troubled, tobe uneasy ; to bo grieved.Barsusu (susu). To yield milk.Barsusim (susun). To be in rows orlayers ; to be stratified ; to be doubleas some cultivated plants.Bilrsusup (susup). To be thrust between,to be interposed.Barsuwaka (suwaka). To be under theprotection of another, to be in a stateof clientship.BArsuwami (suwami). To have a lord ormaster ; to have a husband.BarsuwamikAn. To wed to a husband.Barsuwara (suwara). To emit a soundto speak, to utter words.Barsuwatu (suwatu). To be one ; to bounited.Bartah-bruwang. Name of a plant.Rartagar (tagar). To thunder.Bartambah (tambah). To increase ; togrow more.Bartambah-tambah. To increase moreand more ; over and above ; abundant.Bartampar (tampar). To be slapped withthe palm of the hand.Bartampar-tampar. To be slapped frequentlywith the palm of the hand.Bartauduk (tanduk). To be horned, tohave horns.Bai-tand'a (tand'a).To be marked, to beimpressed with a mark.Bartand'a-tand'a. To have repeatedmarks ; to make repeated signs or signals.Bartanggung (tanggung). To be laden,to be burthened, to be charged.Bartanggung-tanggungan. Being laden,being burthened, being charged.Bartangkap (tangkap). To be seized, tobe caught.Bartangkap-tangkapan. Seizing and grapplingreciprocally and frequently.Bilrtaiia (taiia). To inquire, to ask questions.Bartaiiakan. To question, to ask, to interrogate.Bartapa (tapa). To perform ascetic penance; to retire to religious seclusion.Barbara (tara). To be equal, to bematched, to be of equal value.Bartaruh (taruh). To be placed, to bedeposited ; to offer a wager, to offer tobet.Bartaruhkiin. To place, to deposit ; tobet, to stake.Bilrtas. To burst, to break open.Bartatah (tatah). To be chiseled, to bechased.Bartatahkan. To chisel, to chase.Bartaguh (taguh). To be firm, to besteady ; to be confirmed, to be assured.Bilrtilguhan. Being firm, being steady,being steadfast; being assured, beingconfirmed.Biirtiilur (talur). To lay eggs.
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Page 19 and 20: jjARA—AEI [9] ARI—ASAAradat (a)
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Page 23 and 24: ÂDAT (a). Custom, usage; mode,fash
Page 25 and 26: fromBAJ—BAL [15] BAL—BALBajing.
Page 27 and 28: BAX—BAR [17] BAR—BAEBangkulon(j
Page 29 and 30: BAW—BAT [19] BAY—BAdBawal-itam.
Page 31 and 32: BAL— BAL [21 ]BAL— BANBalangkas
Page 33 and 34: BAR—BAR [23] BAR—BARBarangan-pu
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Page 40 and 41: BIS—BLE [SO] BLI—BORBising. Cla
Page 42 and 43: BUD—BUL [32] BUL—BUNBudabah. Un
Page 44 and 45: BUT—BUW [34] BUW—CHAButa (j). A
Page 46 and 47: CHA—CHA [36] CHA-CHAChangkir (jav
Page 48 and 49: CHE—CHI [38]Chetek (j). Shallow,
Page 50 and 51: DAI—DAP [40] DAR—DAWDai (j. hii
Page 52 and 53: DAR—DES [42] DES—DI-TDarham (a)
Page 54: welcomeDUR—DAR [44 ]DAR—DOKDurp
Page 57 and 58: GAL^GAN [47] GAN—GARGaLos. To car
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Page 61 and 62: GLU—GOP [51] GOP—GUBGlud'ug (j)
Page 63 and 64: GUW—HtJR [53] ZTAF—/fANGuwama (
Page 65 and 66: IKU—IXC [ 55 INC—INUIkur-mata.
Page 67 and 68: lYU-JAJ [ 57 JAJ—JAMilyu. A shark
Page 69 and 70: JAR—JAW [ 59 JAY—JAMJaruman (ja
Page 71 and 72: IJAR—JIY [61 JOD--JUJJitruk pos.
Page 73 and 74: JUR—KAA [ 63 KAA—KACJiiru-tAnun
Page 75 and 76: KAI—KAK [ 65] KAK—KALKail. A fi
Page 77 and 78: KAN—KAP [67] KAP—KAPKancha (b.\
Page 79 and 80: KAS—KAT [69] KAT—KAWKasampurnaa
Page 81 and 82: KAC—KAK [71] KAK—KALKachuwalika
Page 83 and 84: KAM—KAM [73] KAM—KAMKdmand'ang
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KEC—KID [ 77 ]KIJ—KIPstai-board
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KOL—KOR [79] KOR- KRAKole. To dep
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KUD—KUL [ 81 ]KUL—KUMKuda-naraw
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KUS—KUW [83] KUW—ÎAKusa-kusa.
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LAK—LAM [85] LAM—LAMwith the so
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LAP—LAS [87] LAS—LAWLapik. A st
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LAX—lAMLAM—LANplait ; 17. Lapis
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Lie—LIM [91 LIM—LIYLichin. Smoo
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LTJD—LUM [93] LUM—LURLudira (ja
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MAH—MAK [95] MAK—MALing words,
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MAN—MAN [97 MAN—MAStitle of an
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MAW—MAJ [ 99 ]MAJ—MALPersian, a
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MAL—MAM [101 ]MAM—MAMMaluku (vv
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MAM—MAN [103] MAN—MANMamukul (p
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IMAN—MAN L105 3mAn—mAnMilud-.an
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test, to examine ;MAN—MAN [107] M
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mAn—mAn [ 109 JMAN—MANMdnggaraj
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MAN—MAN [111 MAN—MANfault ; to
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MAN—MAE [113] mAr—mArMaiiusu (s
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MEJ-MIM [115] MIM-MIYMeja (p). A ta
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MUJ—MUN [117] MUN—MUSnot ti-ans
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NAN—NAT [ 119 NAW—NAJNanas-ijau
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NC'J—NGR [ 121 ]NGR—NURNujum (a
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PAD—PAG [ 123 ]PAG—PAK;igiiishe
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PAN—PAN [ 125 ]PAN—PANPanchalog
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PAR—PAR [127] PAR—PASPara-i3utr
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PAW—pAD- [129] PAD—PAKPawut. To
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PAM- PAm [ 131 ]pAm—pAnPamalu (pa
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PAN—PAN [ 133 ]PAN—PANPelujara
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PAP—PAR [ 135 ]PAR—PARPdpatah (
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PAR—PAR [137] PAR—PARParjamukan
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PAS—PAt- [ 139] PAT—PIJpositive
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PIN—PIY[ 1-11 ]PIY—PONPintu-suw
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PRA—PRE [143] PRE—PUCPrangpnis
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PUL—PUL [ 145 ]PUL—PULextending
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PUN—PUS [ H7] PUS—PUTPuna (ampu
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RAJ—RAK [ 149 ]RAK—RAMwith the
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EAT—RAY [151 ] RAY—RAJRat (jAv)
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RAS-RIB [ 153 ]RIB—ROBRasam (a).
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RUM—RUS [ 155 ]RUS—SABRumpang (
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SAG—SAK [157 ]SAK—SAKSagi. The
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SAM—SAM [159] SAM— SAMSama-juga
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SAN—SAO [lei ]SAO—SAPSangkak. T
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SAR—SAT [ 163 ]SAT—SAWSarung-su
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SAD—sAK [ 165 ]SAK—SAlSad-angla
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SAM—SAM [ 167 ]sAm—sAmSflmaugat
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SAN—SAR [1G9] SAR—SARSAngkuni (
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SAT—SET [171] SEW—SIKSatya (s).
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SIN— SIP [173] SIP—SIYSiniiun (
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SRI—SUD [175] SUD—SUKSrikaya (j
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;Sungkur.SUM—SUN [ 177] SUN—SUR
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SUW-ÂR [179] -SIF— S'tJKSuwatu-p
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TAK—TAL [181 3TAL—TAMby weight
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TAN—TAN [ 183 ]TAN—TANTandukkan
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. Taulan.TAU—TAB [ 185] TAB—tAG
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TAL—TAM [187] TAM—TANTalut. A p
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TAP—TAR[ 189] TAR—TARTapi-langi
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TARr-TAT [191] TAT— TIBTarum (j.
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TIM—TIP [193] TIP—TIYTimur-sama
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TRA—TEU [ 195] TRU—TUD-Trangkan
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TUL—TUM [ 197 ]TUM—TUNto discha
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TUT—TtJW [ 199 ]TUW—UBAto shut,
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UKI—ULA [ 201 ULA—ULICeylon, an
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UPA—UKI [ 203 ]URI—UTAUpachara
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WAK—WiLff [ 205 ]WAL—WILWama-wa
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YAT—YUG [207] YUJ—ZAKYatim (a).
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A DICTIONARYENGLISH AND MALAY LANGU
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Acquaiutauce, knowledge.ACQ—ADJ [
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denoting triumph or contempt. Eh !a
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AMO—ANI [7] ANI—ANTAmong, among
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APP—ARM [9] ARM—ARTAppropriatel
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ASS—ATT [11] ATT AUGAssume, to ta
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BAG—BAL[ 13] BAL—BARBack (to fa
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BEA—BEA [15] BEA—BEGKachang.Bea
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RES—BEW [17] BEW—BIRBeside, nea
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BLO—BOI [19] BOI—BORBlow, to so
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BRA—BRI [21 ]BRI—BROBrazen-face
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BUS—CAJ [23] CAJ—CALBush, thick
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CAR—CAS [25] CAS—CATCargo, ladi
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CHA—CHA [27] CHA-CHAChallenge, si
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Chouse, to cheat, to trick.CHO—CI
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Cloth (painted). Kajnn-bat-ik.Coat
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COM -COM [33] COM—COMCome up, to
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COM—CON [ 35 CON—CONComprehend,
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CON—CON [37] CON—CONCongi'egati
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CON—coo [39] COO—CORConvene, to
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COU—CRA [41] CRA—CRECourt, pala
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CRO—CUD [43] CUF—CURCrowsfoot,
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DAR—DEA [45] DEA—DECDare (to).
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Deflect, to turn aside.DEF—DEL [4
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DES-DES [49] DES—DEVDescry, to es
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DIM—DIS [51 ]DIS—DISDim, obscur
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DIS—DIS [53] DIS—DISDismay, ter
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DIZ—DOM [ 55 ]DOM—DRADizziness,
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DRI—DRY [57] DRY—DUNDrivel, sla
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ECL—EGG [59] EGG—ELEEcldt, lust
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EMI—ENC [61] ENC—ENCEmit, to se
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ENQ—ENT [63] ENT—EQUreksakan, t
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EST—EVA [ 65]Establishment, confi
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EXO—EXP [^7] EXP—EXUExotic, for
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FAL—FAN [69]Fall, to cut down tim
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FEN -FIE [71] FIE—FILFence ofF, t
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FIV— FLE [73] FLE— FLOFive-fold
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.marupakan,FOR—FOR [75] FOR—FOR
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FRA—FRI [77] FRI—FULFrank, open
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GAO—GEA [79] GEA—GETGaol, pi-is
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taling.GLO—GOD [81] GOD—GOVGoal
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GRI—GRU [83] GRU GUNGripe, to sei
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HAM—HAP [85] HAP—HASsangit.Hand
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HEA—HEE [87] HEE—HER.Heart, dis
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HOA—HOL [89] HOL—HONHoar, white
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HUL—HUR [91 ]HUR—IGNHulk, hull
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IMP—IMP [93 ]IMP—IMPImpatient,
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IND—INF [95] INF—INGIndififeren
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INS—INT [97] INT—INTInstitute,
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IXV—ISS [99] ISS—JARluvigorated
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JUI—KET [101] KET—KNAJuice. Aya
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LAM—LAP [ 103] LAP—LAVLampblack
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LEA—LEP[ 105 ]LEP— LIALeaven. R
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LIK—LIS [107] LIS—LOFLiking, ap
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LOV—LUM[ 109] LUN—MAHLove, to r
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MAN—MAR [111 ]MAR—MARManifestat
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MEA-MEL [113] MEL— MESinstrument,
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MIS—MOB [ 115 JHOC—MONMischief,
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MOV—MUL [117] MUL—MUTMove (to).
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NEE—NEX [119] NEX—NITNecil, to
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NUR—OBS [121] OBS—OCCUAKUM, mat
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OPE—OPP [ 123 ]OPP_0RIOpen, to sh
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OVE—OVE [ 125] OVE—PAIOverlooke
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PAR—PAS [127] PAS—PAWPaxdon. Am
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PEX—PER[ 129 1PER—PERPensile, h
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PIE -PIN [131] PIN—PITPiece, to p
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PLE-PLY[ 133 ]PLY—POLPleasure-gar
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POT—PllA[ 135 ]PRA—PREPotent, p
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PRI—PRO [137] PRO—PROPrint, imp
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PRO—PRU [139] PRU—PUNProstitute
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QUA—QUI [Ul] QUI—RAIQuadrangula
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RAT—REA [143] REA—RECRatified,
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REG—REL [ M5 ]REL—RELRegard, to
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REP— [H7 3RES—RESRepresentative
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REV—RIC [ 149 ]RIC—RIGReverence
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ROC—ROS [151] ROT—RUBRock, to s
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SAF—SAL [153] SAL—SAVSafe, secu
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SCO—SEA [155] SEA—SECScowl, fro
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. mand'ud'ukkan,SEP—SER [157] SER
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SHE—SHO [ 159 1 SHO—SHYShelving
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i|jISIN—SKI [161 ]SKI—SLEIISinu
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SNA—SOI [ 163 ]SOJ—SONSnare, to
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SPA—SPE [ 165 ]SPE—SPISpark of
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SPR-SPU [167] SPY—STASpring, to a
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STA— STE [ 169 ]STE—STIStay, to
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STO—STRSTR—STRStopped up, plugg
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_STU—SUB [173] SUB—suebarsangka
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SUN—SUP [ 175 ]SUP—SUESuurise.
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SWE—SYR [177] TAB—TAKSwerve, to
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TEA—TEM [ 179 ]TEM—TERTeaL Mali
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THI—THO [181] THO—THRThieve (to
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TIM—TOG [ 183] TOG—TOOTimber tr
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TRA—TRA [185] TRA—TRATi-ack, fo
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TRO—TRU [187] TRU—TURTroop, com
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ULC—UND [189] UND- UNIUlcer. Puru
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UNU—URI [191] URI—VALUnusual, n
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VER—VIE [ 193] VIE— VISVerify,
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WAL—WAN [ 195] WAR—WASWalk on f
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Silakau !WEA—WES [197 ]WES—WHEW
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WIL—WIR 199 ]WIS—WONWill-with-a
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WRI—YES [ 201 ]YES—ZONAVrithing
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