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bait
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bait
a preparation containing a palatable food substance such as raw meat, carrot or bran and a pharmaceutical or poisonous substance. The purpose is to introduce the medicament or poison into the unsuspecting animal.


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However, when Cain taunts Mark that Faye is a tart and he's welcome to her, Mark rises to the bait and finds he can't deny that he still has feelings for her.
However, when Cain taunts Mark that Faye is a tart, Mark rises to the bait.
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