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noun
extent
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adverb
slowly,sluggishly
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verb
to wet,to soak,to dip
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noun
backdoor,rear entrance
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noun
relation,kin
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verb
to roll
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verbal noun
parenthesis,brackets
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quiet,calm,leisurely
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adverb
continuously,from beginning to end
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what minute?,how many minutes?
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verb
to be proud,to swagger
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verb
to cool,to dampen,to let cool
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noun
(train) conductor
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dangerous,disturbed,insecure
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verb
to rendezvous,to meet at a prearranged place and time
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verb
to give shelter to,to lodge
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noun
chest of drawers
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noun
calamity,misfortune
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verb
to stick,to be stuck
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verb
to boil,to cook,to be cooked
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noun
director,high executive
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interjection
hurrah, cheers
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to straddle
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adjectival noun
deep blue,ghastly pale
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verb
to squat
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adjective
noisy
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noun
blouse
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to feel,to sense
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adverb
randomly,recklessly,blindly
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noun
campus
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noun
pedestrian traffic
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sliding storm door
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verb
to run into,to collide with
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verb
to be plugged up,to be shut up
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adjective
youthful,young
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verbal noun
pain,trouble
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verbal noun
alternation,change,relief,relay,shift
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noun
(col) urine,piss
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adjective
noisy,boisterous
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verb
to be thirsty
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noun
roadside tree,row of trees
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adverb
tightly,fully
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verb
to detain,to check,to restrain
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shameful,indecent
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verb
to shrink,to be contracted
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noun
chimney
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to believe,to believe in,to place trust in
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noun
little finger
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verb
to burn,to be burned
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verbal noun
request,demand,claim,urge (action),press for
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adjective
impudent,shameless
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noun
lipstick
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noun
main gate,main entrance
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noun
Japanese clothes
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storage room
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coarse,rough
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dizziness,giddiness
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noun
Buddhist priest,monk
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extreme,excessive,terrible
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verb
to warm,to heat