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An original inhabitant.
Ex: The aborigines of the United States left a mark here that will never be forgotten.
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Something attached to a larger item.
Ex: The towering high school student had a friend who was their appendage.
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A woman’s dressing room, bedroom, or private sitting room.
Ex: Once the girls found the perfect dress the store manager lead them to the boudoir to try them on.
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Heavenly.
Ex: The French pastries were quite celestial. |
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Food; style of cooking.
Ex: My favorite cuisine is Italian she exclaimed.
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Sweet; melodious; soothing.
Ex: Mozart was playing in the background, it was very dulcet.
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An exclamatory word or phrase, often obscene or profane.
Ex: She kept saying she was the most perfect thing to walk this Earth, it was quite expletive. |
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To begin to grow; sprout.
Ex: I began to put my heart and mind into it and my knowledge began to germinate.
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Improper conduct; bad manners.
Ex: On the first day back to school they talked to us about impropriety, and if we were to act this way there would be repercussions.
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To be overly polite and flattering; to fawn.
Ex: The new girl was very kowtow to everyone, I wonder if that’s her personality or if she just wanted to be accepted and liked that much.
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