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| so unreasonable as to be laughable; foolish or silly. |
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| to do something by making an effort; to complete successfully. |
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| something requiring skill and determination that is completed successfully. |
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| to rise, usually in a steady way. |
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tightly packed; crowded close together
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thick; hard to see through
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stupid, thickheaded |
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| a test to prove or discover something |
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to carry out experiments
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to try out new ideas or activities. |
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easily damaged or broken; not strongly made
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not believable |
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very brave; showing great courage
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showing great determination; requiring enormous effort |
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| wood that has been sawed into boards |
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| to move in a clumsy or heavy way |
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to copy or imitate closely
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to make fun of by imitating |
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| one who can imitate sounds, speech, or actions |
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| important; full of meaning |
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| the quality of being important or of giving meaning |
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to fly high in the sky
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to rise suddenly and rapidly |
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| a person who watches an activity; an onlooker |
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to hang while attached to something above
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to stop for a while before going on
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to bar from working, attending, or taking part for a while. |
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| to bring or to come to an end |
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| hard to handle or control because of large size or heaviness |
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