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Pend

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(pĕnd)
n.1.Oil cake; penock.
v. i.1.To hang; to depend.
[imp. & p. p. Pended; p. pr. & vb. n. Pending.]
Pending upon certain powerful motions.
- I. Taylor.
2.To be undecided, or in process of adjustment.
v. t.1.To pen; to confine.
ended within the limits . . . of Greece.
- Udall.


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Indeed, he advised me to complete thoughtlessness of the future, and taught me to de- pend solely upon him for happiness.
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Among the motley Visitors to the winter quarters of Captain Bonneville was a party of Pends Oreilles (or Hanging-ears) and their chief.
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