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Dys

the Greek dys hard ill and signifying ill bad hard difficult and the like cf the prefixes Skr dus Goth tuz

well known weeds which have a long taproot and are difficult of extermination

The state of being difficult or hard to do hardness arduousness opposed to easiness or

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To render difficult to difficilitate

Hard to do or to make beset with difficulty attended with labor trouble or pains not easy arduous

To make difficult

Difficult hard to manage stubborn

Difficult to please or satisfy solicitous to be correct careful scrupulous

Rendering action or motion difficult or toilsome serving to obstruct or hinder burdensome clogging

A powder of a violet red color difficult to moisten with water used for making violet or purple

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