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| Explanation of rehabilitate (verb) forms: rehabilitated; rehabilitated; rehabilitating restore to a state of good condition or operation
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| Explanation of amputate (verb) forms: amputated; amputated; amputating cut off a limb
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| Explanation of protrude (verb) forms: protruded; protruded; protruding stick out; project; bulge
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| Explanation of shirk (verb) forms: shirked; shirked; shirking avoid dealing with
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| Explanation of unfrock (verb) forms: unfrocked; unfrocked; unfrocking dismiss from priestly office
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| Explanation of knit (verb) forms: knitted, knit; knitted, knit; knitting weave by joining loops of yarn or thread
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| Explanation of askew (adverb) adcrookedly; slanted; at an angle
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| Explanation of relent (verb) forms: relented; relented; relenting give in, as to influence or pressure; soften
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| Explanation of burlesque (verb) forms: burlesqued; burlesqued; burlesquing make a parody of; parody
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| Explanation of guttle (verb) eat greedily; raven; pig
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