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    To put a stop to; to bring to an end.But he, her fears to cease Sent down the meek-eyed peace. Milton.Cease, then, this impious rage. Milton

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      To stop, to end, to finish.

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        Puts and end to everything. can be used to torture other . brought out as a phrase in great ayton mostly by Spunky, daley, berny etc and people who go in the oak.

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          General exclamation of agreement or approval.
          Can be used interchangably with words like Yes!, Sweet! and I couldnt agree with you more [heartily], old chap!
          May be [augmented] by [prefacing] the word with Fat, Oh, Tohp or the untoppable Oh doh tohp

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            Come or bring to an end.

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              1. Stop
              2. A [threat] to make people [cease] living or there [existence].
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