resentment resulting from a past insult or treatment
a person who is tough and aggressive
having complete power
expressing dissatisfaction
to be occupied
fold neatly
poor white person, often who lives in the rural Southern United States with bigoted views
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1) Grandma was there when the children arrived at the train station, but she wasn't there to pick them up..... she was there to see Effie Wilcox off.
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Grandma comes in and starts to cry because the clothes they have on are her wedding dress and her late husband's wedding outfit.
