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moorsnounpl. of moor a broad area of level or rolling treeless countryas she wanders the windswept moor, the novel's heroine vows that she will never marry the vicar campos, champaigns, downs, grasslands, heaths, leas(or leys), llanos, pampas, plains, prairies, savannas(also savannahs), steppes, tundras, velds(or veldts) fields, meadowsfloodplainsbottomlands, bottoms, flats, lowlandsplateaus(also plateaux), tablelands, tables, uplands spongy land saturated or partially covered with watera mysterious figure who was said to have haunted the moors of southwest England bogs, fens, marshes, marshlands, mires, morasses, muskegs, sloughs(also slews or slues), swamplands, swamps, washes, wetlands swalesquagmiresgucks(or gooks), muck, muds, oozes, slimes, slop, sludges, slush to put securely in place or in a desired positionmoored the boat to the dock anchors, catches, clamps, fastens, fixes, hitches, secures, sets embeds(also imbeds), entrenches(also intrenches), implants, ingrains(also engrains), lodges, stuffs, wedges loosens, looses, unfastens, unfixes, unloosens, unlooses extracts, pries, prizes, pulls, roots (out), tears (out), uproots, wrests, yanks |