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| Description of divest (verb: divested; divested; divesting) remove (someone's or one's own) clothes; undress
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| Description of fetter (verb: fettered; fettered; fettering) chain; shackle
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| Description of defray (verb: defrayed; defrayed; defraying) bear the expenses of
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| Description of roil (verb: roiled; roiled; roiling) make turbid by stirring up the sediments of
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| Description of waylay (verb: waylaid; waylaid; waylaying) wait in hiding to attack; bushwhack; lurk; ambuscade; lie in wait
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| Description of consign (verb: consigned; consigned; consigning) send to an address
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| Description of abase (verb: abased; abased; abasing) cause to feel shame; chagrin; humble
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| Description of envisage (verb) form a mental image of something that is not present or that is not the case; ideate
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| Description of recidivate (verb) go back to bad behavior; regress; retrogress; fall back
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| Description of befoul (verb) spot, stain, or pollute; defile; maculate
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