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Al True's Wish Stick
Al True uses a wish stick to give people what they need.
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volley tile
If the tile hits the ground it will explode
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capable or exploading or
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village fly
Village Fly flies around the village talkingbad about the neighbors.
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defame; attack someone's reputation |
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Oh cake!
Someone put thick white icing on the windshield & the driver can't see through it.
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Accent Rick
Rick sits in front of his house talking in a different accent every 5 minutes.
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different than most |
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with her
The old lady carries dried up flowers with her everywhere she goes.
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dry out; shrivel up |
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to seize or take over by force |
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Ex zoo Bear Aunt
Bears are hugging, singing, dancing & very happy when
Bear returns to zoo to visit his aunt.
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very poor; lack possesions |
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pretend shoes
Man claims his shoes can make him fly. |
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cone & drum
Why is the man playing drums with ice cream drumsticks?
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I'm Pete
Pete gets in the in the way of the relay runners. |
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obnoxiously self-assertive; pushy |
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More oats?
Waiter asks the sad mule if he wants more oats.
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can curl
Two beauticians agree the woman's hair can curl.
to agree |
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short and to the point;
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confirm; corroborate
support; sanction |
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small in size or amount;
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undeveloped; fundamental
elementary |
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taking place under promising conditions;
likely to succeed |
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hopelessly ineffective;
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loud, full in sound;
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feeling of being pulled in two directions |
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placate; soothe; lessen anger |
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generous; good-natured; kind-hearted |
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harshness of sound; opposite of harmony |
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the quality of being bubbly or full of life |
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equality or equivalence; balance among a group of rivals |
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to ignore or reject strongly; snub |
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easy to understand; transparent; clear-thinking |
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joking; playful; jesting; witty |
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dependent on other circumstances; conditional |
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exhibiting religious devotion |
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something left behind;
a visible trace or evidence of something that has vanished |
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spoiled; scratched; blemished |
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a strong liking;
attraction |
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the same throughout; consistent; uniform |
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Located within the very nature of an object or person; inherent |
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raise in rank; elevate; praise |
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