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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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252.
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want
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a need; to lack; to desire
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wont
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a custom
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253.
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ware
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goods
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wear
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to have on; damage by use
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where
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at the place of; in which
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254.
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way
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a road, path; an opening
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weigh
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the heaviness of an object
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255.
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weak
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lacking strength
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week
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period of seven days
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256.
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weather
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state of the atmosphere
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whether
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which, if, either
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257.
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whose
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possessive of who
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who's
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contraction of who is
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258.
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wood
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material from trees
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would
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past tense of will
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259.
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wrack
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destruction or ruin
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rack
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framework ot stand
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260.
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wreck
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destruction, damaged ship
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wreak
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to inflict punishment
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reck
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to take need or to have caution
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261.
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wry
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dryly humor, not proper
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rye
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a cereal grass, plant grain
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262.
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yoke
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an oppressive constraint
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yolk
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yellow part of an egg
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263.
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you
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person being addressed
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ewe
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a female sheep
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264.
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your
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belonging to you
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you're
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contraction of you are
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yore
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time past
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