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| Explanation of cumber (verb) hold back; constrain
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| Explanation of environ (verb) forms: environed; environed; environing extend on all sides of simultaneously; ring; skirt; border
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| Explanation of hoodwink (verb) forms: hoodwinked; hoodwinked; hoodwinking conceal one's true motives from especially by elaborately feigning good intentions so as to gain an end; lead by the nose; play false
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| Explanation of array (verb) forms: arrayed; arrayed; arraying align oneself with a group or a way of thinking
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| Explanation of seep (verb) forms: seeped; seeped; seeping pass gradually or leak through or as if through small openings
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| Explanation of chide (verb) forms: chided, chid; chided, chid, chidden; chiding censure severely or angrily; rebuke; lecture; reprimand; scold; berate; bawl out
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| Explanation of mutter (verb) forms: muttered; muttered; muttering make complaining remarks or noises under one's breath; grumble; croak; gnarl
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| Explanation of grok (verb) get the meaning of something; comprehend; savvy; dig; grasp; compass; apprehend
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| Explanation of coldcock (verb) knock down with force; dump; knock down; floor
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| Explanation of countenance (verb) forms: countenanced; countenanced; countenancing consent to, give permission; let
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