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to travel on foot, to go by land (as opposed to by sea)

persuasive, convincing (in speech or argument)

to try, attempt, endeavor to do something

persuasion; the act or power of convincing

to behead, to execute by decapitation with an axe

poor, one who labors for a living; a person of modest means

father-in-law; a male in-law relation

poor, needy; lacking resources or means

five times; on five occasions

fifteenth; the ordinal number for 15

to bind around, wrap around, tie on

to be a busybody, meddle in others' affairs, waste effort on trivia

putting on, wearing; the act of adorning oneself

offscouring, scum, refuse; filth wiped off or discarded

in control of, master of; having power over

to hide, conceal; to keep out of sight

to encircle, surround, besiege

to wait for, await; to remain in expectation

around, round about; in the surrounding area

dwelling around, living nearby; neighboring

neighbors; those dwelling nearby

special, peculiar; one's own possession

passage, section; a portion of writing

to pierce through, impale; to run through with pain

to tear off, rip away; to strip off clothing

to distract, drag away; to be overburdened with tasks

to turn around, drive mad; to upset or overturn

to run around, run about everywhere

to despise, disregard, treat with contempt

offscouring, refuse; the scum of society

to boast, brag, act arrogantly

Persis; a Christian woman greeted by Paul in Romans 16:12

rue; an herb (Ruta graveolens) used for seasoning and medicine

to pitch, set up (a tent or tabernacle); to establish firmly

to press down, compress; to press together firmly

persuasive speech, plausible but potentially deceptive rhetoric

to swell up, become inflamed or distended (especially from injury or venom)

a small writing tablet (typically wax-coated for temporary inscription)

fatness, richness; metaphorically, prosperity or abundance

to be convinced, assured, or made certain (especially through teaching or evidence)

wandering, roaming; metaphorically, erratic or unstable

something formed or molded; a created thing or artifact

fabricated, counterfeit, false; artificially constructed to deceive

wide, broad, spacious; extensive in breadth

braided hair; elaborate hairstyles created by plaiting or weaving

a flood, deluge, or inundation; rising flood-tide

satiety, indulgence, being filled to excess (especially with food)

to strike, smite, hit; to inflict a blow or wound

a robe reaching to the feet; a full-length garment

doing, action, practice; the performance or execution of something