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| Explanation of transmute (verb) forms: transmuted; transmuted; transmuting change form
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| Explanation of intrude (verb) forms: intruded; intruded; intruding thrust oneself in as if by force
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| Explanation of transcend (verb) forms: transcended; transcended; transcending be superior or better than some standard; overstep; pass; go past; top
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| Explanation of flail (verb) forms: flailed; flailed; flailing strike; beat; hit
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| Explanation of dismiss (verb) forms: dismissed; dismissed; dismissing declare void
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| Explanation of chase (verb) forms: chased; chased; chasing cut a furrow into a columns
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| Explanation of tipple (verb) forms: tippled; tippled; tippling drink moderately but regularly
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| Explanation of setoff (noun) structure where a wall or building narrows abruptly; offset
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| Explanation of mewl (verb) cry weakly or softly; pule
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| Explanation of dally (verb) forms: dallied; dallied; dallying consider not very seriously; play
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