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kindlecatch fire Then a match was kindled and fire applied. — Warner, Susan
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kindleBeing pregnant, as found in rabbits
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kindlec. 1200, cundel, "to set fire to, to start on fire," probably from a Scandinavian source akin to Old Norse kynda "to kindle, to light a fire," Swedish quindla "kindle," a [..]
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kindleto set fire to.
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kindle to bring forth young; used only of beasts.
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kindleto read e-books. Kindles are sold by Amazon.
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kindleA line of Android-powered portable e-book reader devices developed by Amazon that enable users to shop for, download and read electronic versions of books, newspapers, magazines, websites, blogs and m [..]
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kindleontsindn
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kindleSee: e-book reader.
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kindleThe Amazon Kindle is a series of e-book readers designed and marketed by Amazon.com. The Kindle name was devised by branding consultant Michael Cronan who was asked by Lab 126 to name the product. Cro [..]
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kindleinflammo, aduro (adustum)
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kindleKindle is a portable, wireless e-reader that allows users to browse, download and read e-books, magazines, blogs, newspapers and other digital media. Kindle mimics reading on paper, by using electroni [..]
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kindleto bring forth young; used only of beasts
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kindleKindle is Amazon's new wireless reading device. You can wireless download books, newspapers, magazines and blogs and read them on the Kindles sharp, high-resolution screen that looks and reads li [..]
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kindle
(intransitive,of a|rabbit|or|hare) Toyoung; toenm|kindlen, fromnon|kynda||to inflame, fromgem-pro|*kundijan?.
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kindle===Verb===
====to cause to begin burning; to start a fire====
=====Synonyms=====
conflagrate
fire
ignite
inflame
kindle
light
set ablaze
set afire
set aflame
set alight
set fire
set on fire
douse
ex [..]
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