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(adj.) highly skilled; expert |
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(adj.) capable of being heard |
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(n. & adj) the blue color of a cloudless sky |
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(v.) to exchange playful, teasing remarks
(n.) light, playful conversation |
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(adj.) able to hold a large amount; roomy |
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(adj.) large in quantity; abundant |
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(adj.) extremely important; vital in resolving something |
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(v.) to slow down or to cause to slow down |
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(v.) 1. to arrange troops or equipment in position for battle
2. to put into use |
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(adj.) 1. paying close attention to detail 2. difficult to please |
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(adj.) not steady; irregular |
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(v.) 1. to struggle with in close combat; to wrestle 2. to come to grips with
(n.) an iron shaft with a claw for grasping & holding things |
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(n.) a sudden sharp feeling of pain or distress |
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(v.) to go or come before in time, rank, or position |
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(v.) to encourage or assist in some activity, especially a questionable one |
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(adj.) 1. able to move quickly & easily; nimble |
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(v.) to assign or distribute as a portion or share |
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(v.) to come together in a group, assemble |
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(v.) 1. to turn aside 2. to enertain or amuse |
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(n.) 1. the act of turning from a course or concern 2. sonething that amuses or enertains |
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(adj.) lacking excitment; boring or monotonous |
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(n.) a flowing or pouring in; arrival in massive numbers |
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(adj.) complicated; having many related details or parts |
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(n.) something kept as a reminder of a past event; a souvenir |
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(n.) a question
(v.) to ask or ask out |
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(adj.) happening occasionally; not regularly |
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(n.) 1. a basic food that is uded frequently & in large amount 2. a U-shaped fastner with sharp ends
(v.) to attach with staples
(adj.) most important, principal |
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(n.) noisy excitement; an uproar or disturbance |
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(adj.) marked by uproar or exciement, turbulent |
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(adj.) not suitable; inappropriate or improper |
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