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Command to a helmsman
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Command to a horse
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Command to a husky
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Command to a listener
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Command to a lizard to stay in its room?
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Command to a loiterer
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Command to a mule
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Command to a new knight
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Command to a newly dubbed knight
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Command to a person holding a deck of cards
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Command to a pesky sibling
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Command to a plow horse
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Command to a pooch
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Command to a retriever
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Command to a saluter
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Command to a shooter
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Command to a sled dog
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Command to a soldier
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Command to a tailor?
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Command to a teen
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Command to a trained dog
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Command to a Western gunslinger
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Command to a workhorse
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Command to a Yukon dog
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Command to act
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Command to an Austrian composer on a scavenger hunt?
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Command to an overfriendly canine
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Command to Bowser
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Command, to Chaucer
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Command to Dobbin
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Command to Eliza Doolittle's dog?
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Command to Fido
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Command to Fido while throwing a ball
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Command to Gabriel
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Command to galley drudges
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Command to hesitant diners
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Command to Kate
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Command to Lassie?
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Command to Lazarus
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Command to Macduff
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Command to Michael
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Command to oxen
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Command to relax
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Command to relax, as from an officer
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Command to Rover
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Command to Scotty
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Command to shake a leg
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Command, to Shakespeare
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Command to Silver
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Command to sled dogs
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Command to someone riding shotgun just before a car chase scene
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Command to Spot
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Command to Sweet Charlotte
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Command to the band
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Command, to the bard
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Command to the cavalry
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Command to the chauffeur
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Command to the guests at a surprise party
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Command to the maestro
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Command to the marksmen
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Command to the masseuse
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Command to the troops
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Command to turn heads, at a parade
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Command to your feline to give you a smooch?
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Command used in the Iditarod
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Command uttered in many a Western
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Command while throwing a stick
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Command words
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Commandant of the USCG, e.g.
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Commanded
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Commanded a horse
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Commanded against
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Commanded anew
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Commanded (archaic)
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Commanded expressly.
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Commanded, in olden days
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Commanded, quaintly
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Commanded right
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Commanded right, as a horse
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Commandeer
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Commandeer in a way
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Commandeer VWs on Oahu?
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Commandeered, as a jet
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Commandeers
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Commander
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Commander at Briar Creek, in the Revolutionary War
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Commander at Gettysburg
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Commander during John Brown's capture in 1859
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Commander in a kaffiyeh
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Commander," in Arabic
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Commander in Chief.
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Commander in chief; Abbr.
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Commander in Chief" actress Davis
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Commander in Chief" star
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Commander in Chief" star Davis
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Commander in chief's branch
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Commander in David's army
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Commander of a regiment
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Commander of David's army
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Commander of Eastern Sea Frontier: 1943–46
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Commander of Saul's army, in I Samuel
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Commander of the Confederate States Army in the American Civil War
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Commander of the Constitution (War of 1812)
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Commander of the ETO
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Commander of the kitchen?
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Commander of the Myrmidons
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Commander of the Nautilus
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Commander of the PT-109
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___ Commander (plane built by Rockwell)
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Commanders
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Commander's assistant
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Commanders' boats
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Commanders of fleets
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Commander's place
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Commander's vessel
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Commanding
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Commanding and self-assured
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Commanding Officer, for short
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Commanding phrase
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Commandment adjective
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Commandment adverb
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Commandment breaker
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Commandment no-no
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Commandment preposition
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Commandment subject
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Commandment taboo
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Commandment topic
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Commandment verb
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Commandment violator
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Commandment word
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Commandments bearer
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Commandments chest
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Commandments container
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Commandments holder
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Commandments qualifier
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Commandments recipient
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Commandments taboo
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Commandments word
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Commando
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Commando action
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Commando actions
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Commando activities
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Commando asset
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Commando attack
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Commando command
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Commando doings
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Commando excursions
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Commando, for example
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Commando force's action