Definition: The word "agueweed" in the King James Version (KJV) means a type of small, flat-flowered grass that grows on rocky shores. It's commonly known as "grapevine". This plant was once valued by ancient Hebrews for its ability to produce a wine called "amegah", which they believed to be very valuable and could cure many illnesses. The KJV explains the word in the following way: "Ayeweed is like grapevine, but it grows on rocky shores." The exact meaning of this term, based on biblical reference, is uncertain as it's a figurative description rather than literal. In the New Testament, Jesus uses this type of vine to represent the people who were scattered by his arrival and are seeking to join him (Luke 10:27-29).

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Definition: The word "aguere" in English is a word that means to make a small hole, especially in a cloth or fabric, by scraping out excess thread or dye. It is used figuratively to mean to cut corners or make shortcuts. In biblical context, it seems like it could refer to cutting through a narrow space for safety, as in the story of Noah's Ark when God sent wind and rain to blow open the ark while he was preparing to evacuate the people. But without more specific words from the Bible, I'm not sure exactly how this word is used. However, if we look at it more broadly, "aguere" could mean to cut through or bend a person's back, as in cutting off their spine when they are trying to escape God’s wrath in Revelation 12:9. It also has religious connotations of turning away from someone who opposes God and becoming part of the opposition against Him. So it is possible that "aguere" can refer to several different things, but without more context I'm not sure exactly how this word relates to your question.

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