used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading JOBE he is in a critical condition.
Advercate
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From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
for the reason that
From this reading We have took them simply because one was a Dimicrat paper and the other a Republican.
earlier than; in front of
From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
inflected form of “bring” — take something or somebody with oneself somewhere
From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
ceasin
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From this reading For years and years we have took them two “stanch and substantial” noosepapers without ceasin.
a state at a particular time
From this reading JOBE he is in a critical condition.
consistedverbUS /kənˈsɪstəd/
past form of “consist” — originate
From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
the total spent for goods or services including money and time and labor
From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
criticaladjectiveUS /ˈkrɪtɪkəl/
marked by a tendency to find and call attention to errors and flaws
From this reading JOBE he is in a critical condition.
time for Earth to make a complete rotation on its axis
From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
Dimicrat
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From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
showing where something starts, or who sent it
From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
haveauxiliary verbUS /hæv/
used with a past participle to form the perfect tenses
From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading JOBE he is in a critical condition.
the male already mentioned, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb
From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading JOBE he is in a critical condition.
the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading JOBE IS SCARED.
a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned
From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
Jake
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From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
JOBE
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From this reading JOBE IS SCARED.
a characteristic state or mode of living
From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
produced by a manufacturing process
From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
mailnounUS /meɪl/
the bags of letters and packages that are transported by the postal service
From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
the person speaking, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
mournin
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From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
(of actions or states) slightly short of or not quite accomplished; all but
From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
noosepapers
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From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
OhionounUS /oʊˈhaɪoʊ/
a midwestern state in north central United States in the Great Lakes region
From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
used to mean any person in general, including the speaker
From this reading We have took them simply because one was a Dimicrat paper and the other a Republican.
not the same one or ones already mentioned or implied
From this reading We have took them simply because one was a Dimicrat paper and the other a Republican.
belonging to the speaker and others
From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
not allowed to continue to bat or run
From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
a material made of cellulose pulp derived mainly from wood or rags or certain grasses
From this reading We have took them simply because one was a Dimicrat paper and the other a Republican.
(of games) engaged in
From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
RepublicannounUS /rɪˈpʌblɪkən/
a member of the Republican Party
From this reading We have took them simply because one was a Dimicrat paper and the other a Republican.
SCAREDadjectiveUS /skerd/
made afraid
From this reading JOBE IS SCARED.
and nothing more
From this reading We have took them simply because one was a Dimicrat paper and the other a Republican.
stanchverbUS /stæntʃ/
stop the flow of a liquid
From this reading For years and years we have took them two “stanch and substantial” noosepapers without ceasin.
Stiffler
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From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
substantialadjectiveUS /səbˈstænʃəl/
of considerable importance, size, or worth
From this reading For years and years we have took them two “stanch and substantial” noosepapers without ceasin.
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
the people or things already mentioned, as the object
From this reading For years and years we have took them two “stanch and substantial” noosepapers without ceasin.
inflected form of “take” — carry out
From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
an urban area with a fixed boundary that is smaller than a city
From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
a cunning or deceitful action or device
From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
Tuscarawas
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From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
the cardinal number that is the sum of one and one or a numeral representing this number
From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading We have took them simply because one was a Dimicrat paper and the other a Republican.
the speaker together with one or more other people
From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
weepin
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From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
at the time that
From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
widder
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From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
not having, not using, or not accompanied by
From this reading For years and years we have took them two “stanch and substantial” noosepapers without ceasin.
a late time of life
From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
yisterday
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From this reading Day before yisterday, when Jake Stiffler brought our mail out from town—it consisted of the two noosepapers that we have took for years, that is, the _Ohio Dimicrat_ and the _Tuscarawas Advercate_—I played a trick on Jobe that nearly cost him his life, and nearly made me a weepin and mournin widder.
