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ADJECTIVE:
having or using two languages |
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ADJECTIVE:
gloomy, sad, or dull |
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NOUN:
a beam, flow, or flash
VERB:
to beam, glow, or flash |
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NOUN:
a person who overeats, a greedy eater |
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incomprehensible
in-kom-prih-HEN-suh-bul |
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ADJECTIVE:
not understandable |
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NOUN:
1. babyhood
2. early period of existence or development |
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NOUN:
1. a natural knowledge, feeling, or way of acting that is not learned but, instead, is present from birth; a natural, inner force
2. a natural ability, talent, or tendency |
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knowledgeable
NOL-ij-uh-bul |
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ADJECTIVE:
having knowledge; intelligent |
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manipulate
muh-NIP-yoo-late |
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1. to work with the hands or with a machine especially with skill
2. to manage or control cleverly, often by cheating or being tricky |
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VERB:
1. to copy or imitate very closely
2. to make fun of by imitating
NOUN:
one who mimics |
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VERB:
to bewilder or puzzle |
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VERB:
to shake or tremble
NOUN:
a short form of earthquake |
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VERB:
to avoid completely; to keep away from from |
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VERB:
1. to call or send for, to call together
2. to gather, to stir to activity |
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NOUN:
a strong, eager desire or effort, great enthusiasm |
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