Implore Dickens'' Barnaby To Give With Bad Grace Crossword Clue

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BEGRUDGE
- Envy
- Feel envy over
- Implore Dickens’ Barnaby to give with bad grace
- Resent
- To grudge; to envy the possession of.

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