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| shackle | anything that hinders, or restrains freedom of action or thought |
| desolate | lonely, forelorn, wasted, barren, or uninhabitated |
| bridle | part of a horse's harness that fits it's head |
| snatch | to grasp or seize suddenly or hastily |
| garish | too bright or showy; gaudy |
| prop | a device for shoring something up; a support or a stay |
| throng | to crowd or fill with a crowd |
| launch | to throw or propel with force; hurl. |
| rapid | part of a river where the river runs fast. to seize, sweeping away |
| annoyance | something that annoys; a nuisance |
| chafe` | to wear away or make sore by friction or rubbing. to make angry or annoy |
| aloof | indifferent, not warm or friendly |
| remedy | medicine/treatment which cures or heals, or relieves pain |
| comtemplate | to ponder |
| gaudy | too showy, too fancy and bright to be in good taste |
| damage | harm or injury that causes loss. Money paid for damage done. |
| jolt | to cause to move by sudden, rough jerks |
| dismal | disasterous, dreadful |
| craving | to have an intense desire for. To need urgently |
| propel | to drive forward; to push, drive, or impel onward |
| remote | far away in time and space. slight or faint |
| dinghy | a small sailboat or rowboat. |
| lop | material cut away from a tree. to hang downward, to droop |
| dreary | dull; without cheer; gloomy |
| trench | a long, narrow cut in the ground. |
