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wayward

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“I’ve told you stories of these creatures that hunt wayward children at night.”

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Margaret had nearly gotten all the wayward yellow ringlets pinned into place, but at her well-intended reply, Lady Constance spun ’round in a panic and the pins went flying.

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She remembered how desperately she had tried to find them, and how convinced she was that the Incorrigibles were about to make a gruesome snack of the poor wayward squirrel.

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But Sister had a wayward eye—it didn’t look straight.

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The House of Windsor normally prefers semi-enforced exile in order to humble wayward members.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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