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In vain, emptily, without purpose or result; fruitlessly

Made of clay or pottery; earthen, ceramic

Tiles, roofing tiles, or clay roof covering

Carob pods, the fruit of the carob tree eaten by animals and the desperately poor

Small coins, loose change, or money in coin form (especially copper)

Money changer, currency exchanger working at temple or marketplace

To strike on the head; to beat or wound someone's head

A scroll, roll of writing material, or rolled document

Gardener, one who tends and cultivates a garden

A huge sea creature, sea monster, or great fish (including whales)

Cinnamon, an aromatic spice derived from tree bark

Movement, motion, or stirring (particularly of water)

Kish, the father of King Saul (personal name)

Cauda (also Clauda), a small island near Crete (place name)

Claudia, a Christian woman greeted in 2 Timothy (personal name)

Thefts, stolen goods, or acts of stealing

Cleopas, one of two disciples on the Emmaus road (personal name)

Credit, honor, glory, or good reputation deserved through worthy action

Clement, a fellow worker of Paul mentioned in Philippians (personal name)

We were made heirs, we obtained an inheritance, or we were allotted a portion

Groups of people reclining for a meal; dining companies or arranged table sections

To be tossed about by waves, buffeted, or thrown into confusion

Clopas, husband of one of the Marys at the crucifixion (personal name)

To itch, have itching ears, or crave constant novelty and stimulation

Cnidus, a coastal city in southwestern Asia Minor (place name)

Rest, sleep, or the act of lying down to sleep

ready to share, generous with possessions

bed-chamber, private sleeping quarters

flattery, insincere speech designed to manipulate

eye salve, medicinal ointment for eyes

Colossae, city in Phrygia where Paul's letter was addressed

to swim

colony, Roman settlement with special legal status

long hair, a woman's glory (1 Cor 11:15)

better, in a comparative sense of improvement

lamentation, loud mourning for the dead

slaughter, violent defeat in battle

raven, black carrion bird

Korah, Israelite rebel against Moses (Numbers 16)

kor, Hebrew dry measure (about 10-12 bushels)

world-rulers, cosmic powers of darkness

Quartus, Christian brother in Corinth (Romans 16:23)

koum, Aramaic imperative 'arise' (transliterated)

they lightened (the ship), threw cargo overboard

drunken headache, hangover; intoxication or the after-effects of excessive drinking and carousing

mighty, powerful (of God's hand)

Crescens, companion of Paul (2 Timothy 4:10)

of barley, made from barley grain

discerning, able to judge and divide (of God's word)

hidden place, secret location