Paul Green's Wordbook: An Alphabet of Reminiscence, Volumen2 |
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Now you ' re married , you must obey , Now you ' re married , you must obey ,
Now you ' re married , you must obey , So take a kiss and walk away . wild oats
Dissolute behavior and doings , youthful folly , usually of a sex sort . Usually to “
sow ...
Now you ' re married , you must obey , Now you ' re married , you must obey ,
Now you ' re married , you must obey , So take a kiss and walk away . wild oats
Dissolute behavior and doings , youthful folly , usually of a sex sort . Usually to “
sow ...
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outface To win over the opposition , to outdo and outdare . outfox Outsmart .
outhouse Privy . out in left field Out of line , silly , in poor judgment . out in the cold
Defenseless , tricked , left behind . outlandish Foolish , wild - looking . outlaw A
wild ...
outface To win over the opposition , to outdo and outdare . outfox Outsmart .
outhouse Privy . out in left field Out of line , silly , in poor judgment . out in the cold
Defenseless , tricked , left behind . outlandish Foolish , wild - looking . outlaw A
wild ...
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wild potato vine Another curse to the farmer . It grows prolifically in very poor soil
and its roots go down beyond the reach of a plow . Its tubers were once used by
the Valley Indians for food . wild sarsaparilla An aromatic plant , the root of which
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wild potato vine Another curse to the farmer . It grows prolifically in very poor soil
and its roots go down beyond the reach of a plow . Its tubers were once used by
the Valley Indians for food . wild sarsaparilla An aromatic plant , the root of which
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