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| # | Term | Definition | From Set |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | maimed | Injured badly by violence. | My English Vocabulary |
| 2 | maimed | disabled, crippled | Ms. Walker's SAT words |
| 3 | Maimed | disabled, mutilated, crippled | sat vocab |
| 4 | maimed | to wound, injure, cut-off | 7th grade vocabulary |
| 5 | maimed | to wound, injure, cut-off | Johnny Tremain |
| 6 | maimed | cared for those INJURED in the fire | dfjhdfjdf |
| 7 | maimed | having a part of the body crippled or disabled; S: difigured; A: cured | JT Ch. 1-2 vocab |
| 8 | maimed | having a part of the body cripple or disabled | help for the big Johnny T test |
| 9 | maimed | a part of the body that has been cripped or disabled | JT TESTHELP |
| 10 | maimed | having a part of the body crippled or disabled | all vocab for test |
| 11 | maimed | badly injured, perhaps with amputation | Johnny Tremain vocab words |
| 12 | maimed | having a part of the body crippled or disabled | all johnny tremain for mr.saffolds test! |
| 13 | maimed | to hurt a part of your body making it crippled or useless | Johnny Tremain All Vocab! |
| 14 | Maimed | disfigure, or wound seriously | APH Vocab. II |
| 15 | maimed | to cripple | Behind Rebel Lines-Vocab |
| 16 | maimed | to injure badly or cripple by violence | The Breadwinner vocabulary |
| 17 | maimed | crippled | Bible Words |
| 18 | Maimed | crippled; diabled | Definitions |
| 19 | Maimed | wound or injure permanently | Sat Vocab: Tate |
| 20 | maimed | to wound, injure, cut-off | GRE2 |
| 21 | maimed | sakat | English-turkish-f(bdabr) |
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