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English Wordbook/S

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	\|situation		\|situation
	\|n		\|n
-	\|setting	+	\|setting, stand, footing
	\|-		\|-
	\|sketch		\|sketch
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	\|stable		\|stable
	\|n		\|n
-	\|standstead	+	\|standstead, stall
	\|-		\|-
	\|Stack		\|Stack
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	\|subdue		\|subdue
	\|vb		\|vb
-	\|overcome, quell	+	\|overcome, quell, tame, forthrutch
		+	\|-
		+	\|sublime
		+	\|n
		+	\|awesome, lofty, lordly
	\|-		\|-
	\|submarine		\|submarine
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	\|suburbs		\|suburbs
	\|n		\|n
-	\|outerborough(s), outskirts,	+	\|outerborough(s), outskirts, outerwick, outerwike
	\|-		\|-
	\|subvert		\|subvert
	\|vb		\|vb
-	\|overthrow, underwend, undermine (second element is French), upset, fell, raze, weaken, unsteady	+	\|overthrow, underwend, undermine (second element is French), upset, fell, weaken, unsteady
	\|-		\|-
	\|succeed (in)		\|succeed (in)

English Wordbook/D

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	\|'''decentralization'''		\|'''decentralization'''
	\|''n''		\|''n''
-	\|mightspreading	+	\|mightspreading, mightstrewing
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''deception'''		\|'''deception'''
	\|''n''		\|''n''
-	\|misleading of, falsehood, clouding, cunning, darkening, hoodwinking, misbelief, airy-nothing, snow job,	+	\|misleading of, falsehood, clouding, cunning, darkening, hoodwinking, misbelief, airy-nothing, snow job, swiking, beswiking
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''decide'''		\|'''decide'''
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	\|'''deficiency'''		\|'''deficiency'''
	\|''n''		\|''n''
-	\|shortcoming, lack, shorthood	+	\|shortcoming, lack, shorthood, weakness
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''deficient'''		\|'''deficient'''
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	\|'''defile'''		\|'''defile'''
	\|''vb''		\|''vb''
-	\|befile, besmite	+	\|befile, besmite, befoul
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''define'''		\|'''define'''
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	\|'''deformed'''		\|'''deformed'''
	\|''adj''		\|''adj''
-	\|misshapen, crippled, ill-made, ill-shaped, misbegotten, twisted, thrawn	+	\|misshapen, crippled, ill-made, ill-shaped, misbegotten, twisted, thrawn, stunted, wanthriven
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''deformity'''		\|'''deformity'''
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	\|'''defy'''		\|'''defy'''
	\|''vb''		\|''vb''
-	\|thwart, withstand, hold, dare	+	\|thwart, withstand, hold, dare, stand up to, stand up against
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''degrade'''		\|'''degrade'''
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	\|'''deity'''		\|'''deity'''
	\|''n''		\|''n''
-	\|god	+	\|god, godhead
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''delay'''		\|'''delay'''
	\|''n''		\|''n''
-	\|holdup, lag	+	\|holdup, lag, hinderness,
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''delay'''		\|'''delay'''
	\|''vb''		\|''vb''
-	\|forestall, stall, tarry	+	\|forestall, stall, tarry, hinder, hold up
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''deliberate'''		\|'''deliberate'''
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	\|'''delight'''		\|'''delight'''
	\|''n''		\|''n''
-	\|gladness, lust	+	\|gladness, lust, glee
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''delightful'''		\|'''delightful'''
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	\|'''delirious'''		\|'''delirious'''
	\|''adj''		\|''adj''
-	\|bewildered, mind-wandering, dwale	+	\|bewildered, mind-wandering, dwale, blathering, blithering, rambling
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''delude'''		\|'''delude'''
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	\|'''demeanour'''		\|'''demeanour'''
	\|''n''		\|''n''
-	\|jib	+	\|jib, bearing
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''dementia'''		\|'''dementia'''
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	\|'''diabolic'''		\|'''diabolic'''
	\|''n''		\|''n''
-	\|devilish	+	\|devilish, fiendish
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''diacritic'''		\|'''diacritic'''
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	\|'''dignity'''		\|'''dignity'''
	\|''n''		\|''n''
-	\|worth, selfworth	+	\|worth, selfworth, worthiness
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''dilapidated'''		\|'''dilapidated'''
	\|''adj''		\|''adj''
-	\|tumbledown	+	\|tumbledown, crumbled, forworn
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''dilate'''		\|'''dilate'''
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	\|''vb''		\|''vb''
	\|throw away, ditch		\|throw away, ditch
		+	\|-
		+	\|'''discipline'''
		+	\|''n''
		+	\|tought
		+	\|-
		+	\|'''discipline'''
		+	\|''vb''
		+	\|betoughten, toughten
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''disclose'''		\|'''disclose'''
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	\|'''distribute'''		\|'''distribute'''
	\|''vb''		\|''vb''
-	\|deal out, hand out, give out, fordeal, bedeal, of-give, out-mete	+	\|deal out, hand out, give out, fordeal, bedeal, of-give, out-mete, share
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''distribution'''		\|'''distribution'''
	\|''n''		\|''n''
-	\|fordealing, bedealing, out-meting, of-giving, forspreading	+	\|fordealing, bedealing, out-meting, of-giving, forspreading, outdealing, dealing-out
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''district'''		\|'''district'''
	\|''n''		\|''n''
-	\|shire, riding, leet	+	\|shire, riding, leet, wike, stretch
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''distrust'''		\|'''distrust'''
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	\|'''disturb'''		\|'''disturb'''
	\|''vb''		\|''vb''
-	\|stir	+	\|stir,
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''disturbance'''		\|'''disturbance'''

English Wordbook/A

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	\|'''article'''		\|'''article'''
	\|''n''		\|''n''
-	\|<font color="blue">thing</font>, writ	+	\|<font color="blue">thing</font>, writ, (grammar) lithword (calque of Dutch lidwoord)
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''artificial'''		\|'''artificial'''

Магниты настолько мощные, что при соприкосновении с электросчетчиком?

2009-11-22T05:24:18Z

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English Wordbook/B

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	\|''n''		\|''n''
	\|behoof<br />welfare<br />boon		\|behoof<br />welfare<br />boon
-	\|foredeal (calque from other Gmc langs, e.g. Du. voordeel, Fr. foardiel, Ger. Vorteil)	+	\|foredeal (calque from other Gmc langs, e.g. Scot. fordel, Fr. foardiel, Du. voordeel, Ger. Vorteil)
	\|-		\|-
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''benefit'''		\|'''benefit'''
	\|''vb''		\|''vb''
-	\|bestead	+	\|bestead, behove, behoove so., do so. well/good,
	\| -		\| -
	\|-		\|-
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	\|'''bicameral'''		\|'''bicameral'''
	\|''adj''		\|''adj''
-	\|two-roomed<br />two-halled	+	\|two-roomed<br />two-halled, twistalled, twostalled, twifack, twifackly
	\| -		\| -
	\|-		\|-
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	\|''n''		\|''n''
	\| -		\| -
-	\|twisinew	+	\|twisinew, twihead
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''bicycle'''		\|'''bicycle'''
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	\|''n''		\|''n''
	\| -		\| -
-	\|lifetale	+	\|lifetale, lifesdraught, lifewrit
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''biology'''		\|'''biology'''
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	\|'''biscuit'''		\|'''biscuit'''
	\|''n''		\|''n''
-	\| -	+	\|cookie
	\|twibake <br />cakelet		\|twibake <br />cakelet
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''bisect'''		\|'''bisect'''
	\|''vb''		\|''vb''
-	\|cut in half<br />cut in two	+	\|cut in half<br />cut in two<br />halve
	\|halfcut<br />twicut		\|halfcut<br />twicut
	\|-		\|-

English Wordbook/S

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	\|subtract		\|subtract
	\|vb		\|vb
-	\|take away	+	\|take away, withdraw
	\|-		\|-
	\|suburbs		\|suburbs
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	\|subvert		\|subvert
	\|vb		\|vb
-	\|overthrow	+	\|overthrow, underwend, undermine (second element is French), upset, fell, raze, weaken, unsteady
	\|-		\|-
	\|succeed (in)		\|succeed (in)
	\|vb		\|vb
-	\|win (in)	+	\|win (in), follow, thrive, speed, gain, gain one's end, work out (well), come around, make good, make out (well), pull sth./it off, make forthgang, strike (it) lucky, strike it rich, gain sighe
	\|-		\|-
	\|successful		\|successful
-	\|adj.	+	\|adj
-	\|thriving, fruitful, well-ended, winning	+	\|thriving, fruitful, well-ended, winning, lucky, forespeedy (Du. voorspoedig), forespeeding, outcomerich, outcomeful, upshotful, rich, wellspeedy, wellspeeding, lucky-striking, rich-striking, unbeaten, speedsome, sigherich
	\|-		\|-
	\|successor		\|successor
	\|n		\|n
-	\|aftercomer	+	\|aftercomer, afterfollower
	\|-		\|-
	\|succour		\|succour

English Wordbook/B

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	\|''n''		\|''n''
	\|behoof<br />welfare<br />boon		\|behoof<br />welfare<br />boon
-	\| -	+	\|foredeal (calque from other Gmc langs, e.g. Du. voordeel, Fr. foardiel, Ger. Vorteil)
		+	\|-
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''benefit'''		\|'''benefit'''

English Wordbook/N

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	\|'''national'''		\|'''national'''
	\|''adj''		\|''adj''
-	\|thedish(c.f. O.E. "theodish", G. "deutch"), folkling, thedeling, landling, kithling	+	\|thedish(c.f. O.E. "theodish", G. "deutsch"), folkling, thedeling, landling, kithling
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''nationalism'''		\|'''nationalism'''

Folklatin

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-	'''Folklatin''' betokens sundry kinds of Latin spoken mostly by the lower orders of the befolking and the unlearned throughout the [[Romish Rike]], which over many years unfolded into the [[Romanish tungs]] of today. It is therefore a loose name for unwritten kinds of Latin, having many slang words. In many falls a given Folklatinish word was the forebear of a Romanish word of today, whereas the evenworth in Classisch Latinish has no offspring in Romanish tungs. For Byspell, Folklatinish ''testa'' "pot" took the stead, in the Romanish tungs, of the Latinish word ''caput'', meaning "head".	+	'''Folklatin''' betokens sundry kinds of Latin spoken mostly by the lower rungs of the befolking and the unlearned throughout the [[Romish Rike]], which over many years unfolded into the [[Romanish tungs]] of today. It is therefore a loose name for unwritten kinds of Latin, having many slang words. In many falls a given Folklatinish word was the forebear of a Romanish word of today, whereas the evenworth in Classisch Latinish has no offspring in Romanish tungs. For Byspell, Folklatinish ''testa'' "pot" took the stead, in the Romanish tungs, of the Latinish word ''caput'', meaning "head".

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English Wordbook/E

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	\|'''emporer'''		\|'''emporer'''
	\|''n''		\|''n''
-	\|overlord	+	\| Caser, overlord
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''emulate'''		\|'''emulate'''
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	\|'''enervate'''		\|'''enervate'''
	\|''vb''		\|''vb''
-	\|weaken, unsettle, faze	+	\|unman, weaken, unsettle, faze
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''engaged'''		\|'''engaged'''
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	\|'''engine'''		\|'''engine'''
	\|''n''		\|''n''
-	\|iron horse, spincraft, turncraft	+	\|gearwork, iron horse, spincraft, turncraft
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''enigma'''		\|'''enigma'''
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	\|'''ensue'''		\|'''ensue'''
	\|''vb''		\|''vb''
-	\|follow	+	\|follow, come after
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''enter'''		\|'''enter'''
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	\|'''envelope'''		\|'''envelope'''
	\|''n''		\|''n''
-	\|overspread, errandwritholder	+	\|overspread, errandwritholder, umfang, infolder
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''envious'''		\|'''envious'''
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	\|'''envision'''		\|'''envision'''
	\|''vb''		\|''vb''
-	\|foresee, mindsee	+	\|foresee, mindse, have in mind
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''envy'''		\|'''envy'''
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	\|'''ephemeral'''		\|'''ephemeral'''
	\|''adj''		\|''adj''
-	\|fleeting, short-lived	+	\|fleeting, short-lived, dwimmerly, dwimmerlike
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''epic'''		\|'''epic'''
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	\|'''equation'''		\|'''equation'''
	\|''n''		\|''n''
-	\|besaming, bematching	+	\|besaming, bematching,
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''equidistant'''		\|'''equidistant'''
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	\|'''equip'''		\|'''equip'''
	\|''vb''		\|''vb''
-	\|gear, graith, bedight, begear, fit	+	\|gear, graith, bedight, begear, fit, fit out, gear up, outfit, rig up, beweapon, outhursten, outrusten, ready
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''equipment'''		\|'''equipment'''

English Wordbook/T

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	\|tense		\|tense
	\|adj		\|adj
-	\|tight, taut	+	\|tight, taut, spanned
	\|-		\|-
	\|tepid		\|tepid
	\|adj		\|adj
	\|luke, lukewarm		\|luke, lukewarm
		+	\|-
		+	\|term
		+	\|n
		+	\|begrip (calque from continental Germanic langs)
	\|-		\|-
	\|terminal		\|terminal
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	\|trunk		\|trunk
	\|n		\|n
-	\|body, bole	+	\|body, bole, salk, stock, stem, shaft
	\|-		\|-
	\|try		\|try
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	\|tutelage		\|tutelage
	\|n		\|n
-	\|wardship, care	+	\|wardship, care, watching-over, warding, upbringing
	\|-		\|-
	\|tutor		\|tutor
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	\|typify		\|typify
	\|vb		\|vb
-	\|kinden, mark	+	\|kinden, mark, inbody
	\|-		\|-
	\|typical		\|typical

English Wordbook/C

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	\|''adj''		\|''adj''
	\| -		\| -
-	\|old and outstanding<br />highest rank<br />first stead	+	\|oldendomly<br />old and outstanding<br />highest rank<br />first stead,
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''classical languages'''		\|'''classical languages'''
	\|''n''		\|''n''
	\| -		\| -
-	\|timeless tungs<br />longread tungs	+	\|oldendomly tungs<br />timeless tungs<br />longread tungs
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''claustrophobia'''		\|'''claustrophobia'''

English Wordbook/F

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	\|'''fait accompli'''		\|'''fait accompli'''
	\|''n''		\|''n''
-	\|fulfilled, carried out, (thing) over and done	+	\|done deed, done deal fulfilled, carried out, (thing) over and done
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''faith'''		\|'''faith'''
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	\|-		\|-
	\|'''familiar'''		\|'''familiar'''
-	\|''aj''	+	\|''adj''
-	\|kithy	+	\|kithy, trusted
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''family'''		\|'''family'''
	\|''n''		\|''n''
-	\|kin, household, clan, ilk	+	\|kin, kindred, household, clan, ilk
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''famine'''		\|'''famine'''
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	\|'''feriferous'''		\|'''feriferous'''
	\|''adj''		\|''adj''
-	\|iron-yielding	+	\|iron-yielding, ironbear, ironbere
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''ferment'''		\|'''ferment'''
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	\|'''ferocious'''		\|'''ferocious'''
	\|''adj''		\|''adj''
-	\|fiendish, mad, grim, warlike,	+	\|fiendish, mad, grim, warlike, wild, frothing
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''ferret'''		\|'''ferret'''
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	\|'''fertile'''		\|'''fertile'''
	\|''n''		\|''n''
-	\|berryish, blooming, running-over, overflowing, thriving, yielding, loamy	+	\|berryish, blooming, running-over, overflowing, thriving, yielding, loamy, wastombear, wastombere
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''fervent'''		\|'''fervent'''
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	\|'''festive'''		\|'''festive'''
	\|''adj''		\|''adj''
-	\|festlike, hearty, merry,	+	\|festlike, hearty, merry, gleeful
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''festoon'''		\|'''festoon'''
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	\|'''fetid'''		\|'''fetid'''
	\|''adj''		\|''adj''
-	\|bad-smelling, flyblown, smellful, smelly, stenchy, wormy, wretched, awful, forbidding	+	\|bad-smelling, flyblown, smellful, smelly, stenchy, wormy, wretched, awful, forbidding, rank
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''feudal'''		\|'''feudal'''
	\|''adj''		\|''adj''
-	\|toll-run, feeholding	+	\|toll-run, feeholding, lendship
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''feud'''		\|'''feud'''
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	\|'''figment'''		\|'''figment'''
	\|''n''		\|''n''
-	\|brainchild, farfetchery, make belief,	+	\|brainchild, farfetchery, make belief, shadow, dwimmer
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''figure out'''		\|'''figure out'''

English Wordbook/M

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	\|'''machine'''		\|'''machine'''
	\|''n''		\|''n''
-	\|tool, thrallware, workware, roteware, clockware	+	\|gearwork, tool, thrallware, workware, roteware, clockware, workrig
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''magazine'''		\|'''magazine'''
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	\|'''majesty'''		\|'''majesty'''
	\|''n''		\|''n''
-	\|awesomeness, highness	+	\|awesomeness, greatness, highness, lordship
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''major'''		\|'''major'''
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	\|'''majority'''		\|'''majority'''
	\|''n''		\|''n''
-	\|greater share	+	\|greater share, morehood, manyfold
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''maladjusted'''		\|'''maladjusted'''
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	\|'''male'''		\|'''male'''
	\|''adj''		\|''adj''
-	\|he-kind, (pref.) he-, manful	+	\|he-kind, (pref.) he-, manful, manly, werly, werely
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''male'''		\|'''male'''
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	\|'''malevolent'''		\|'''malevolent'''
	\|''adj''		\|''adj''
-	\|ill-hearted	+	\|ill-hearted, illwilling
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''malfeasance'''		\|'''malfeasance'''
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	\|'''malfunction'''		\|'''malfunction'''
	\|''vb''		\|''vb''
-	\|misbehave	+	\|misbehave, not work
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''malice'''		\|'''malice'''
	\|''n''		\|''n''
-	\|nithecraft, evest	+	\|nithecraft, evest, wrath
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''malicious'''		\|'''malicious'''
	\|''adj''		\|''adj''
-	\|evil, wicked	+	\|evil, wicked, argh
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''malign'''		\|'''malign'''
	\|''adj''		\|''adj''
-	\|evil	+	\|evil, slander, backbite
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''malnourish'''		\|'''malnourish'''
	\|''vb''		\|''vb''
-	\|underfeed, ill-feed, misfeed	+	\|underfeed, ill-feed, misfeed,
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''malnourished'''		\|'''malnourished'''
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	\|'''maltreat'''		\|'''maltreat'''
	\|''vb''		\|''vb''
-	\|manhandle(roughly), tousle	+	\|manhandle(roughly), tousle, misnutt, misbrook, misbrouk
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''mammal'''		\|'''mammal'''
	\|''n''		\|''n''
-	\|milchwight	+	\|milchwight, suckdeer, suckledeer
	\|-		\|-
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	\|'''manage'''		\|'''manage'''
	\|''vb''		\|''vb''
-	\|handle, run, deal with, fare	+	\|handle, run, deal with, fare, keep, keep up
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''manager'''		\|'''manager'''
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	\|'''manufacture''''		\|'''manufacture''''
	\|''vb''		\|''vb''
-	\|make, shape, handmake, smithy	+	\|make, shape, handmake, smithy, craft
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''manure'''		\|'''manure'''
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	\|''adj''		\|''adj''
-	\|sea	+	\|sea-, mer(e)-
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''marine park'''		\|'''marine park'''
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	\|'''mayor'''		\|'''mayor'''
	\|''n''		\|''n''
-	\|townmaster	+	\|townmaster, townsteerer, townsteersman
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''measure'''		\|'''measure'''
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	\|'''mediator'''		\|'''mediator'''
	\|''n''		\|''n''
-	\|gobetween, makefrith	+	\|gobetween, makefrith, middleman
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''medicine'''		\|'''medicine'''
	\|''n''		\|''n''
-	\|healthdrug, drug, leechwort, leechdom (field of.)	+	\|healthdrug, drug, leechwort, leechdom (field of.), leechcraft (field of.), leechlore (field of.)
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''medieval'''		\|'''medieval'''
	\|''adj''		\|''adj''
-	\|middle eldth, dark eldth, unenlightened times	+	\|middle eldth, middletimely, middletimeish, middletidely, middletidish, middleolderly, middeleolderish, dark eldth, unenlightened times
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	\|''n''		\|''n''
-	\|mickleburg, mickelburg, greatburg	+	\|mickleburg, mickelburg, greatburg, greattown, mickletown
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''megaphone'''		\|'''megaphone'''
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	\|'''melee'''		\|'''melee'''
	\|''n''		\|''n''
-	\|fistfight, hand-to-hand fight	+	\|fistfight, hand-to-hand fight, fight, clash, rumble (colloq.)
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''melon'''		\|'''melon'''
	\|''n''		\|''n''
-	\|berry	+	\|berry, rindberry, shellberry, barkberry
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''membrane'''		\|'''membrane'''
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	\|minds eye, bemindings		\|minds eye, bemindings
		+	\|-
		+	\|'''meningitis'''
		+	\|''n''
		+	\|brainfilmbetindering, hernfilmbetindering
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''menstrual'''		\|'''menstrual'''
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	\|'''mention'''		\|'''mention'''
	\|''vb''		\|''vb''
-	\|speak of, say something of	+	\|name, speak of, say something of, bring up, hint at
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	\|'''menu'''		\|'''menu'''

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Aesop's Tales/The Frogs ask for a King

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-	In the olden days splashing about as blissfully as one could be, free and carelessly in a marsh with nearby ponds and pools, lived in a folkdom frogs, who went about life beset by nobody. Brooks whispered by, flowing softly into the marsh and there food was found in fullness. Worms, spiders, and small water beings, sundry in kind, teemed, and in the fresh and green, thick reeds and weeds small fish swam. Notwithstanding their good speed and a life with unfettered freedom, the frogs yearned for a more tightly wielded, well-run life. In short, all they wanted was a wise king to lead them.	+	In the olden days splashing about as blissfully as one could be, free and carelessly in a marsh with nearby ponds and pools, lived a folkdom of frogs, who went about life beset by nobody. Brooks whispered by, flowing softly into the marsh and there food was found in fullness. Worms, spiders, and small water beings, sundry in kind, teemed, and in the fresh and green, thick reeds and weeds small fish swam. Notwithstanding their good speed and a life with unfettered freedom, the frogs yearned for a more tightly wielded, well-run life. In short, all they wanted was a wise king to lead them.

	To that end, gathering together they croaked loudly as one, so much so that the elders called upon Jove to send to them a king who would have lordship over them, bring fair laws and a well-run folkdom. There would be a line drawn between good and bad, right and wrong, and fair and unfair play. Woe strike the wrongdoer, but a good name would follow the upright. The elders said to Jove, "Send a king to have lordship over us, to keep us on the right path and make our life fulfilled. It is only right for us to be overseered by heavenly gods and earthly kings .		To that end, gathering together they croaked loudly as one, so much so that the elders called upon Jove to send to them a king who would have lordship over them, bring fair laws and a well-run folkdom. There would be a line drawn between good and bad, right and wrong, and fair and unfair play. Woe strike the wrongdoer, but a good name would follow the upright. The elders said to Jove, "Send a king to have lordship over us, to keep us on the right path and make our life fulfilled. It is only right for us to be overseered by heavenly gods and earthly kings .

-	Jove, smiling at their asking's straightforwardness, threw down with all his might, a great log that hit the fennish frogdom with an ear-pounding thud. Fear was felt by these once carefree frogs in their every mind and body mote, and they found themselves diving without heed into the nearest ditch hoping to find shelter in the marsh's muddy depths. The dread kept them in awe for a while. But, by and by, and one by one, they dared to come to the water's top to see their new king and bow before him. Soon they became aware that King Log was stock still. Soon after, some bolder ones even dared to put their hands on him. Then all the frogs came and did the same; and for sometime afterwards the frogs went about their daily business without caring even in the slightest for still King Log. Sometime afterwards, with their hearts still yearning strongly for a king to lead them, they asked the elders once more to call upon Jove to send them another king to put an end to their lordless ways.	+	Jove, smiling at their asking's straightforwardness, threw down with all his might a great log that hit the fennish frogdom with an ear-pounding thud. Fear was felt by these once carefree frogs in their every mind and body mote, and they found themselves diving without heed into the nearest ditch hoping to find shelter in the marsh's muddy depths. The dread kept them in awe for a while. But, by and by, and one by one, they dared to come to the water's top to see their new king and bow before him. Soon they became aware that King Log was stock still. Soon after, some bolder ones even dared to put their hands on him. Then all the frogs came and did the same; and for sometime afterwards the frogs went about their daily business without caring even in the slightest for still King Log. Sometime afterwards, with their hearts still yearning strongly for a king to lead them, they asked the elders once more to call upon Jove to send them another king to put an end to their lordless ways.

	This time Jove gave to them for a king, an eel. The eel, though a friendly fellow, had easy going ways and spent his days merrymaking with his friends and thinking little about his kingdom's daily running . Leaving all that to his froggy underlings to do; he sought nothing more in life than toothsome tucker, dewy drinks and, above all, the fairest maidens' friendship. Such was this harmless, fun-loving, wayward wooer's wont that the frogs thought him to be lazy, gadding and rather dim-witted. In the end they began to treat him with such little worth, that one dark night he swam from the marsh, along a brook bound hopefully for another free-and-easy life in some faraway waterhole.		This time Jove gave to them for a king, an eel. The eel, though a friendly fellow, had easy going ways and spent his days merrymaking with his friends and thinking little about his kingdom's daily running . Leaving all that to his froggy underlings to do; he sought nothing more in life than toothsome tucker, dewy drinks and, above all, the fairest maidens' friendship. Such was this harmless, fun-loving, wayward wooer's wont that the frogs thought him to be lazy, gadding and rather dim-witted. In the end they began to treat him with such little worth, that one dark night he swam from the marsh, along a brook bound hopefully for another free-and-easy life in some faraway waterhole.

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Aesop's Tales/The Frogs ask for a King

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-	In the olden days splashing about as blissfully as one could be, free and careless in a marsh with nearby ponds and pools, lived in a folkdom frogs, who went about life without a care, beset by nobody. Brooks whispered by, flowing softly into the marsh and there food was found in fullness. Worms, spiders, and small water beings, sundry in kind, teemed, and in the fresh and green, thick reeds and weeds small fish swam. Notwithstanding their good speed and a life with unfettered freedom, the frogs yearned for a more tightly wielded, well-run life. In short, they only wanted a wise king to lead them.	+	In the olden days splashing about as blissfully as one could be, free and carelessly in a marsh with nearby ponds and pools, lived in a folkdom frogs, who went about life beset by nobody. Brooks whispered by, flowing softly into the marsh and there food was found in fullness. Worms, spiders, and small water beings, sundry in kind, teemed, and in the fresh and green, thick reeds and weeds small fish swam. Notwithstanding their good speed and a life with unfettered freedom, the frogs yearned for a more tightly wielded, well-run life. In short, all they wanted was a wise king to lead them.

-	To that end, gathering together they croaked loudly as one, so much so that the elders called upon Jove to send to them a king who would have lordship over them, bring fair laws and a well-run folkdom. There would be a mark drawn between good and bad, right and wrong, and fair and unfair play. Woe strike the wrongdoer, but a good name would follow the upright. The elders said to Jove, "Send a king to have lordship over us, to keep us on the right path and make our life fulfilled. It is only right for us to be overseered by heavenly gods and earthly kings .	+	To that end, gathering together they croaked loudly as one, so much so that the elders called upon Jove to send to them a king who would have lordship over them, bring fair laws and a well-run folkdom. There would be a line drawn between good and bad, right and wrong, and fair and unfair play. Woe strike the wrongdoer, but a good name would follow the upright. The elders said to Jove, "Send a king to have lordship over us, to keep us on the right path and make our life fulfilled. It is only right for us to be overseered by heavenly gods and earthly kings .

-	Jove, smiling at their asking's straightforwardness, threw down with all his might, a great log that hit the fennish frogdom with an ear-pounding thud. All-fear was felt in every mote of the mind and body of these once carefree frogs, who found themselves diving without heed into the nearest ditch hoping to find shelter in the marsh's muddy depths. The dread kept them in awe for a while. But by and by, and one by one, they dared to come to the water's top to see their new king and bow before him. Soon they became aware that King Log was stock still. Soon after, some of the bolder ones even dared to put their hands on him. Then all the frogs came and did the same; and for sometime afterwards the frogs went about their daily business without caring even in the slightest for still King Log. Sometime afterwards, with their hearts still yearning strongly for a king to lead them, they asked the elders once more to call upon Jove to send them another king to put an end to their lordless ways.	+	Jove, smiling at their asking's straightforwardness, threw down with all his might, a great log that hit the fennish frogdom with an ear-pounding thud. Fear was felt by these once carefree frogs in their every mind and body mote, and they found themselves diving without heed into the nearest ditch hoping to find shelter in the marsh's muddy depths. The dread kept them in awe for a while. But, by and by, and one by one, they dared to come to the water's top to see their new king and bow before him. Soon they became aware that King Log was stock still. Soon after, some bolder ones even dared to put their hands on him. Then all the frogs came and did the same; and for sometime afterwards the frogs went about their daily business without caring even in the slightest for still King Log. Sometime afterwards, with their hearts still yearning strongly for a king to lead them, they asked the elders once more to call upon Jove to send them another king to put an end to their lordless ways.

-	This time Jove gave to them for a king, an eel. The eel, though a friendly kind of fellow, had easy going ways and spent his days merrymaking with his friends and thinking little about the daily running of his kingdom. Leaving all that to his froggy underlings to do; he sought nothing more in life than toothsome tucker, dewy drinks and, above all, the friendship of the fairest maidens. Such was the wont of this harmless, fun-loving wayward wooer that the frogs thought him to be lazy, gadding and rather dim-witted. In the end they began to treat him with such little worth, that one dark night he swam from the marsh, along a brook bound hopefully for another free-and-easy life in some faraway waterhole.	+	This time Jove gave to them for a king, an eel. The eel, though a friendly fellow, had easy going ways and spent his days merrymaking with his friends and thinking little about his kingdom's daily running . Leaving all that to his froggy underlings to do; he sought nothing more in life than toothsome tucker, dewy drinks and, above all, the fairest maidens' friendship. Such was this harmless, fun-loving, wayward wooer's wont that the frogs thought him to be lazy, gadding and rather dim-witted. In the end they began to treat him with such little worth, that one dark night he swam from the marsh, along a brook bound hopefully for another free-and-easy life in some faraway waterhole.

-	Forthwith, for a third time, they went to Jove begging him to send them yet another king. "We want a king who, in all things, will lead us." They said. The more Jove thought upon it, the more he began to mislike their askings, dumb and silly, as they were. And, furthermore, he was taken aback by their thoughtlessness and unthankful ways for all the good things life had bestowed upon them. All their hounding, at end, kindled the wrath of Jove, and in an wrathful outburst he sent to them a king of another kind: King Stork. No sooner had he reached the marsh than he set upon them; laying hold and eating them one-by-one until there were only a few left. Those blessed with enough good timing to be still alive, with eyes open like never before, wailed in endless sadness and begged Jove to free them from such a fiend. "The king which you asked for shall be your lord." Jove answered, "For when you had that which you ought to have, you should have been thankful, and left well alone. For he that has freedom ought to be thankful. For nothing is better than freedom. And freedom should not be sold for all the gold and silver in the world."	+	Forthwith, for a third time, they went to Jove begging him to send them yet another king. "We want a king who, in all things, will lead us." They said. The more Jove thought upon it, the more he began to mislike their askings, dumb and silly, as they were. And, furthermore, he was taken aback by their thoughtlessness and unthankful ways for all the good things life had bestowed upon them. All their hounding, at end, kindled Jove's wrath and, in an wrathful outburst, he sent to them a king other in kind: King Stork. No sooner had he reached the marsh than he set upon them; laying hold and eating them one-by-one until there were only a few left. Those blessed with enough good timing to be still alive, with eyes open like never before, wailed in endless sadness and begged Jove to free them from such a fiend. "The king which you asked for shall be your lord." Jove answered, "For when you had that which you ought to have, you should have been thankful, and left well alone. For he that has freedom ought to be thankful. For nothing is better than freedom. And freedom should not be sold for all the gold and silver in the world."

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	\|''n''		\|''n''
	\|overlordship, banishness		\|overlordship, banishness
		+	\|-
		+	\|'''impertinent'''
		+	\|''adj''
		+	\|bold, shameless, unashamed, brash, brazen, forward, meddlesome, uncalled-for
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''implicit'''		\|'''implicit'''
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	\|''adv''		\|''adv''
	\|in no time, taking no time		\|in no time, taking no time
		+	\|-
		+	\|'''instigate'''
		+	\|''v''
		+	\|fire up, goad, kindle, rouse, stir up, spur
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''institute'''		\|'''institute'''
	\|''vb''		\|''vb''
-	\|set up	+	\|set up,
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''institution'''		\|'''institution'''
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	\|'''instruct'''		\|'''instruct'''
	\|''vb''		\|''vb''
-	\|teach, learn, loren	+	\|teach, belare, lare, learn, loren, wise, underwise
	\|-		\|-
	\|'''insult'''		\|'''insult'''
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	\|''n''		\|''n''
	\|foresafety		\|foresafety
		+	\|-
		+	\|'''insurgent'''
		+	\|''n''
		+	\|upriser, rabble-rouser
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	\|'''integer'''		\|'''integer'''
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	\|''adj''		\|''adj''
	\|abiding, deep-rooted, deep-seated, hardened, lifelong, long-lived, settled		\|abiding, deep-rooted, deep-seated, hardened, lifelong, long-lived, settled
		+	\|-
	\|'''invisible'''		\|'''invisible'''
	\|''adj''		\|''adj''