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able to move quickly and easily; gracefully active |
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a playful or silly act or trick |
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to make(someone) feel less sad or disappointed; to comfort |
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conspicuous
kun-SPIK-yoo-us |
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obvious; easily seen |
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to make something false in order to deceive |
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1. to stare with the mouth wide open
2. to open wide |
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of or relating to infants; childish |
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inquisitive
in-KWIZ-uh-tiv |
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1. interested in searching for truth or knowledge
2. asking too many questions about other people's business |
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moral goodness, honesty, and sincerity |
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NOUN:
a confusing network of winding paths or passages |
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1. to mix together; to combine
2. to join or participate with others |
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obligation
ob-luh-GAY-shun |
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a legal or moral responsibility; that which a person must(or must not) do; duty |
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1. unreasonable determined to have one's own way; unwilling to change one's mind or do what someone else wants
2. hard to treat, remove, or control |
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a very difficult or painful test or experience |
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