a main branch of a tree
lacking a bunch of grass, roots, or branches
the grid above the theater where set pieces are placed and lowered.
a container without handles
a loop of rope designed as a restraint
pointless
to set down something in a specific place
to reject
to think carefully about
to abruptly come to a stop
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He looks at his hands.
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