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To make or become clean or pure. Related: clean, purify, sanitize, clarify.
DAYAN/daɪˈɑːn/ · noun
A judge, especially one who serves on a Jewish rabbinical court (beth din) and rules on matters of Jewish religious law. Related: judge, adjudicator, arbiter.
WEIRD/wɪəd/ · adjective
Unusual or unexpected; strange or peculiar. Often used to describe something that is unconventional or outside the norm. Related: odd, strange, bizarre, unusual.
SLUMP/slʌmp/ · noun, verb
A period of decline or a sudden fall in a particular activity or industry. To fall or sink suddenly, often with a loud crash. Related: dip, decline, downturn, recession.
MANNA/ˈmænə/ · noun
A food, especially a sweet food, given to the Israelites during their journey through the desert in the Bible. A source of comfort or strength. Related: food, sustenance, nourishment, provisions.
TRAIN/trɛn/ · noun, verb
A self-propelled vehicle on rails, or a regular scheduled service of such vehicles. To transport or cause to move by rails. Related: locomotive, railway, carriage, vehicle.
HIDDEN/hɪdən/ · adjective
Not visible or easily seen; concealed. Often used to describe something that is not immediately apparent or is kept secret. Related: concealed, secret, invisible, obscure.
LEGALLY/ˈlɛɡəli/ · adverb
In accordance with the law; lawfully. Used to indicate that something is done in a way that is officially allowed or approved by law. Related: lawfully, officially, legally binding, constitutionally.
HOURS/hʌrz/ · noun
A unit of time, equal to 60 minutes or 1/24th of a day. A period of time during which something is done or exists. Related: minutes, days, periods, times.
RETURN/rɪˈtɜrn/ · verb, noun
To go or come back to a place, especially one that one knows well. A turning back or reversal of direction, especially in a competition or election. Related: come back, go back, revert, retrace.
STORIES/ˈstɒriz/ · noun
A series of events or experiences that are related to each other and often told in a narrative way. A story, especially one that is fictional. Related: tales, narratives, histories, legends.
CLUES/kluːz/ · noun
A piece of evidence or information that helps to solve a problem, answer a question, or unravel a mystery; a fact or hint that guides understanding. Related: hint, indication, evidence, lead.
EXPEND/ɪkˈspɛnd/ · verb
To spend or use up money, time, energy, or resources, especially in the performance of a task or pursuit of a goal. Related: spend, consume, use up, exhaust.