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The interior slope of a fortification against which the garrison lean in firing

To cause a vessel to lean over so that she floats on one side leaving the

food was patient wives and which was therefore in very lean condition

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To lose flesh gradually and become very lean to waste away in flesh

The act of making very lean

of being extenuated the act of making thin slender or lean or of palliating diminishing or lessening palliation as of a

To bend or lean downward to take a downward direction to bend over or

Attenuated as with fasting or suffering lean meager pinched and grim

The condition or quality of being lean

Like a hag lean ugly

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