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BACKWATER |
Take back |
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REPOSSESS |
Take back |
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DISMANTLE |
Take Back |
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REGAIN |
Take back |
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RETURN |
Take back |
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EMPLOY |
Adopt take-me-back trick |
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RESUME |
To take back. |
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MAY |
Might take sweet potato back |
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REPRIVE |
To take back or away. |
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MART |
Take streetcar back to the store |
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EMPOWERS |
Delegates take me back to Austin |
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EMENDED |
Take Me Back was finished, then edited |
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EMBED |
Take me back to bed for implant |
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REARREST |
Take into custody again, back with the others |
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TRAGIC |
Take cigar back after tea? How very sad! |
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REBUFF |
Knock back more buffet but take the champagne |
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FACELIFT |
Take file back, in fact, for renovation procedure |
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DEFEATISTS |
Pessimists sit back while losses take place outside |
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EMMA |
Take me back, mother, to Thompson or Watson |
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UNTHINK |
To recall or take back, as something thought. |
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ASSUME |
Take for granted that emu is back behind donkey |
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EMPRESS |
Take me back to exert force on imperial wife |
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UNPAY |
To undo, take back, or annul, as a payment. |
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CACTI |
One hundred take account of it, coming back with plants |
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ADDRESSEES |
They’re delivered to commercial outfit take notice on the way back |