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| adj. related to a school; not practical or directly useful. |
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| adj. easy to approach; obtainable |
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| n. sharp upslope of a hill |
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| v. approach and speak to the first person |
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| n. bitterness of speech and temper |
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| n. science of sound; quality that makes a room easy or hard to hear in. |
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| v. assent; agree passively |
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| n. deliverance from a charge |
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| adj. sharp; bitterly pungent |
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