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noun:
- fretful excitement
- a race; a run; a running start, as for a leap
- a race; a run; a running start, in terms of a leap
- vexation; worry; stress
- vexation; stress; stress
- Fretful pleasure. [Obs.] See feaze.
- A race; a run; a running begin, in terms of a leap.
- Vexation; worry; fret.
- Fretful excitement. [Obs.] See feaze.
- A race; a run; a running begin, in terms of a leap.
- Vexation; stress; fret.
- fretful pleasure
- fretful excitement
- a race; a run; a running start, for a leap
- a race; a run; a running begin, for a leap
- vexation; stress; stress
- vexation; worry; fret
- Fretful pleasure. [Obs.] See feaze.
- Fretful pleasure. [Obs.] See feaze.
- fretful excitement
- a race; a run; a running start, in terms of a leap
- A race; a run; a running begin, in terms of a leap.
- A race; a run; a running begin, in terms of a leap.
- vexation; worry; worry
- Vexation; worry; fret.
- Vexation; worry; fret.
- Fretful pleasure. [Obs.] See feaze.
- A race; a run; a running start, in terms of a leap.
- Vexation; stress; fret.
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verb:
- to push off; frighten away; put to trip
- to operate a vehicle down; frighten away; placed to trip
- to operate a vehicle off; frighten away; put to journey
- to push down; frighten away; put to journey
- to drive off; frighten away; put to trip
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verb-transitive:
- to make, as a screw.
- To beat; to chastise; to modest; to fret.
- to conquer; to chastise; to modest; to be concerned.
- To turn, as a screw.
- To turn, as a screw.
- to conquer; to chastise; to humble; to be concerned.
- To beat; to chastise; to modest; to stress.
- To turn, as a screw.
- To beat; to chastise; to modest; to fret.
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others:
- to operate a vehicle down; frighten away; placed to flight.
- To drive; compel; urge.
- To beat; whip; chastise.
- To vex; stress; harass; plague; tease; disrupt.
- to complete for; settle or finish.
- To stress; take a fume; stress: as, she frets and feezes.
- To sneeze.
- To untwist the end of (something made from threads or fibers); ravel aside.
- To untwist; ravel on.
- To dawdle; loiter.
- To screw; perspective; tighten by screwing.
- to operate a vehicle down; frighten away; put to trip.
- to-drive; compel; urge.
- to conquer; whip; chastise.
- To vex; worry; harass; plague; tease; disturb.
- to-do for; settle or finish.
- To worry; maintain a fume; stress: as, she frets and feezes.
- To sneeze.
- To untwist the end of (something made from threads or materials); ravel on.
- To untwist; ravel out.
- To dawdle; loiter.
- To screw; angle; tighten by screwing.
- to push off; frighten away; placed to trip.
- to push off; frighten away; placed to trip.
- To drive; compel; urge.
- To drive; compel; urge.
- to conquer; whip; chastise.
- To beat; whip; chastise.
- To vex; worry; harass; plague; tease; disturb.
- To vex; stress; harass; plague; tease; disturb.
- To do for; settle or finish.
- doing for; settle or finish.
- To worry; maintain a fume; stress: as, she frets and feezes.
- To fret; be in a fume; worry: as, she frets and feezes.
- To sneeze.
- To sneeze.
- To untwist the termination of (everything made of threads or fibers); ravel out.
- To untwist the termination of (anything made of threads or fibers); ravel aside.
- To untwist; ravel down.
- To untwist; ravel out.
- To dawdle; loiter.
- To dawdle; loiter.
- To screw; angle; tighten by screwing.
- To screw; angle; tighten by screwing.
- to-drive off; frighten away; placed to journey.
- to-drive; compel; urge.
- To beat; whip; chastise.
- To vex; worry; harass; plague; tease; disturb.
- To do for; settle or finish.
- To fret; be in a fume; stress: as, she frets and feezes.
- To sneeze.
- To untwist the termination of (everything manufactured from threads or fibers); ravel aside.
- To untwist; ravel down.
- To dawdle; loiter.
- To screw; twist; tighten by screwing.
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