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Gnosis

: Ancient Greek philosophy's concept of knowledge that surpasses human understanding, often referred to as "gnosis."

Crawl

: The act of moving in a slow and deliberate manner, as in "I'll crawl across the floor to the other side."

Ruth

: A biblical figure who is famous for her loyalty to King David, often symbolizing devotion or loyalty.

Lag

: A period of time that has passed, often used to describe a delay or delay in progress.

Scour

: To clean or purify something thoroughly, often using harsh chemicals or processes.

Cleave

: To split or separate something, often by force or pressure.

Fall

: To decline or drop something, often due to some sort of external force.

Vessel

: A container used to hold or store something, often in a physical sense.

Scape

: A ruined or damaged place or object, often used to describe the result of human action.

Hollow

: A cavity or void in something, often used to describe an interior space or a lack of substance.

Gut

: The stomach or lower part of the digestive system, often used to describe a feeling of discontent or anxiety.

Bow

: To lower one's head or body in respect or submission, often used to describe a gesture of honor or loyalty.

Fog

: A type of low-lying cloud that reduces visibility, often used to describe a disorienting or confusing atmosphere.

Ride

: To travel on a vehicle, often used to describe a sense of freedom or joy.

Storm

: A severe and intense weather event, often used to describe a state of turmoil or chaos.

Rise

: To move upward or ascend, often used to describe a positive or upward trend.

Crush

: To press or squeeze something, often violently or forcefully, often used to describe a strong emotion or physical reaction.

Wreck

: To break or destroy something, often violently or catastrophically, often used to describe an upheaval or a disaster.

Bleed

: To flow or flow out of something, often used to describe a loss or injury.

Pulse

: A rhythmic beating or flow of energy, often used to describe a heartbeat or a vital sign.

Tear

: To pull or rip apart something, often violently or forcefully, often used to describe a release of emotion or a separation.

Swell

: To grow or expand, often used to describe a physical or emotional change.

Rise

: To move upward or ascend, often used to describe a positive or upward trend.

Hinge

: A joint or pivot that connects two parts of something, often used to describe a movable or adjustable feature.

Cave

: A hollow or recessed area in a rock or mountain, often used to describe a natural or artificial space.

Shove

: To push or force someone or something, often violently or forcefully, often used to describe a physical or emotional reaction.

Grit

: A hard, rough surface or texture, often used to describe a rocky or uneven landscape.

Scrape

: To rub or scrape something, often violently or forcefully, often used to describe a physical or emotional reaction.

Rip

: To pull or tear apart something, often violently or forcefully, often used to describe a release of emotion or a separation.