I Will Marry When I Want

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astride

one leg on either side of something

tatters

rags

plaiting

braiding, as hair

granary

a place where grain is stored

waylay

to stop someone on their way somewhere

audacity

boldness

ululations

loud cries

vigour

strength, virility

mastications

chewings

officiating

presiding over a ceremony

obstinacy

stubbornness

protruding

sticking out, extending

calabash

a utensil (as a bottle or dipper) made from the shell of a calabash (source: m-w.com)

jilted

left at the altar; abandoned, as in a relationship

lured

enticed

bypassing

ignoring, going around

increment

a portion of something larger

unbecoming

unattractive, classless

maize

corn

insatiable

incapable of being satisified/satiated

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