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Cursing
Cursing. Profane searing or cursing is punishable by fine. See SWEARING.
Execration
The act of cursing a curse dictated by violent feelings of hatred imprecation utter
Imprecation
or invoking evil upon any one a prayer that a curse or calamity may fall on any one a curse
Malediction
A proclaiming of evil against some one a cursing imprecation a curse or execration opposed to benediction
Corsned bread
Corsned bread [fr. Corsian, to curse, and snaed, a morsel, A.S.; panis conjuratus, or offa execrata,
Malediction
Malediction, A curse connected with the donation of property to a Church and
Cursed
Deserving a curse execrable hateful detestable abominable
Coke, Sir Edward
the judges, and also that he strongly protested against 'the cursed gallows tree' so frequently in use in his day. He
Cursedly
In a cursed manner miserably in a manner to be detested enormously
Interdiction
The act of interdicting prohibition prohibiting decree curse interdict
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