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not stopping:
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not stopping: c
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not stopping: ce
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not stopping: cea
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not stopping: ceas
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not stopping: cease
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not stopping: ceasel
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not stopping: ceasele
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not stopping: ceaseles
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not stopping: ceaseless
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The rain that afternoon was ceaseless. What would you like to have be ceaseless?
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friendly:
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friendly: c
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friendly: co
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friendly: com
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friendly: comp
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friendly: compa
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friendly: compan
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friendly: compani
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friendly: companio
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friendly: companion
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friendly: companiona
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friendly: companionab
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friendly: companionabl
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friendly: companionable
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Dog owners expect their dogs to be companionable. What characteristics does a companionable person have?
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having no hope of happiness:
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having no hope of happiness: d
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having no hope of happiness: di
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having no hope of happiness: dis
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having no hope of happiness: disc
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having no hope of happiness: disco
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having no hope of happiness: discou
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having no hope of happiness: discour
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having no hope of happiness: discoura
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having no hope of happiness: discourag
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having no hope of happiness: discourage
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having no hope of happiness: discouraged
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The fish owner was discouraged after finding his fish floating. What things make you feel discouraged?
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gloomy:
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gloomy: d
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gloomy: di
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gloomy: dis
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gloomy: dism
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gloomy: disma
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gloomy: dismal
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gloomy: dismal, d
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gloomy: dismal, dr
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gloomy: dismal, dre
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gloomy: dismal, drea
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gloomy: dismal, drear
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gloomy: dismal, dreary
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The cardinal was a bright spot on a dismal, dreary day. What makes you feel better on a day that is dismal and dreary?
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very tired:
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very tired: e
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very tired: ex
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very tired: exh
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very tired: exha
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very tired: exhau
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very tired: exhaus
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very tired: exhaust
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very tired: exhauste
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very tired: exhausted
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After a day at the park, the little guy was exhausted. What do you do that is exhausting?
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beating against:
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beating against: p
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beating against: pe
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beating against: pel
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beating against: pelt
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beating against: pelti
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beating against: peltin
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beating against: pelting
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The storm was pelting the car with large hail. A hail like this pelting a car can really damage it.
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angrily; not happily; gloomily:
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angrily; not happily; gloomily: s
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angrily; not happily; gloomily: su
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angrily; not happily; gloomily: sul
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angrily; not happily; gloomily: sull
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angrily; not happily; gloomily: sulle
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angrily; not happily; gloomily: sullen
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angrily; not happily; gloomily: sullenl
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angrily; not happily; gloomily: sullenly
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Sullenly, Maria looked down at the pond. What do you think Maria is feeling sullen about? What makes you feel sullen?
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in a bad mood:
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in a bad mood: c
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in a bad mood: cr
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in a bad mood: cro
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in a bad mood: cros
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in a bad mood: cross
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The baby is cross for having to share her crib with a ball. What makes you behave crossly?
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stomped; walked in an angry way:
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stomped; walked in an angry way: s
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stomped; walked in an angry way: st
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stomped; walked in an angry way: sta
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stomped; walked in an angry way: stal
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stomped; walked in an angry way: stalk
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stomped; walked in an angry way: stalke
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stomped; walked in an angry way: stalked
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After being thrown out of the game, the player stalked off. Is stalking off a good thing or a bad thing?
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silent:
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silent: m
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silent: mu
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silent: mut
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silent: mute
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Most of the time, a giraffe is a mute animal. What do you think a muted color is?
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angry because something is unfair:
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angry because something is unfair: i
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angry because something is unfair: in
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angry because something is unfair: ind
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angry because something is unfair: indi
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angry because something is unfair: indig
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angry because something is unfair: indign
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angry because something is unfair: indigna
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angry because something is unfair: indignan
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angry because something is unfair: indignant
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The boy was indignant that his friend got all the clay. What makes you indignant? How do you act when you feel this way?
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something left out:
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something left out: o
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something left out: om
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something left out: omi
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something left out: omis
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something left out: omiss
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something left out: omissi
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something left out: omissio
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something left out: omission
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The omission of sun protection caused him to suffer an unforgettable sunburn. This was probably the first, and will be the last time he omits sun protection!
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a rope that cowboys use:
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a rope that cowboys use: l
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a rope that cowboys use: la
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a rope that cowboys use: lar
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a rope that cowboys use: lari
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a rope that cowboys use: laria
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a rope that cowboys use: lariat
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Some cowboys work with a lariat. Some do tricks with a lariat. How do cowboys use a lariat in their jobs?
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in an angry but silent way:
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in an angry but silent way: s
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in an angry but silent way: su
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in an angry but silent way: sul
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in an angry but silent way: sulk
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in an angry but silent way: sulki
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in an angry but silent way: sulkil
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in an angry but silent way: sulkily
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Little Lavora is sulkily looking your way. What could she be sulking about? Maybe she is acting sulkily because her shoes are too tight.
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bothered by:
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bothered by: v
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bothered by: ve
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bothered by: vex
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bothered by: vexe
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bothered by: vexed
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Who is not vexed by this picture? It is very vexing. What vexes you?
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continued:
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continued: s
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continued: su
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continued: sus
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continued: sust
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continued: susta
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continued: sustai
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continued: sustain
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continued: sustaine
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continued: sustained
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In a hurricane, sustained winds can continue for days. What does Sustained Silent Reading mean?
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gave in, softened:
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gave in, softened: r
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gave in, softened: re
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gave in, softened: rel
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gave in, softened: rele
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gave in, softened: relen
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gave in, softened: relent
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gave in, softened: relente
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gave in, softened: relented
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My uncle finally relented and took me to a monster truck show. When is the last time you relented?
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having to do with the way the brain works:
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having to do with the way the brain works: c
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having to do with the way the brain works: co
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having to do with the way the brain works: cog
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having to do with the way the brain works: cogn
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having to do with the way the brain works: cogni
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having to do with the way the brain works: cognit
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having to do with the way the brain works: cogniti
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having to do with the way the brain works: cognitiv
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having to do with the way the brain works: cognitive
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Cognitive processes are very complex. What kind of doctor studies the brains cognitive processes?
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not valued or thought to be important:
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not valued or thought to be important: u
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not valued or thought to be important: un
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not valued or thought to be important: una
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not valued or thought to be important: unap
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not valued or thought to be important: unapp
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not valued or thought to be important: unappr
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not valued or thought to be important: unappre
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not valued or thought to be important: unapprec
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not valued or thought to be important: unappreci
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not valued or thought to be important: unapprecia
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not valued or thought to be important: unappreciat
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not valued or thought to be important: unappreciate
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not valued or thought to be important: unappreciated
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Although they have an extremely important job, vultures are unappreciated animals. Are there times when you feel unappreciated? When?
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looking, sneaking:
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looking, sneaking: s
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looking, sneaking: sn
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looking, sneaking: sno
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looking, sneaking: snoo
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looking, sneaking: snoop
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looking, sneaking: snoopi
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looking, sneaking: snoopin
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looking, sneaking: snooping
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These Great Danes are snooping on their neighbors. When is snooping an okay thing to do? Why?
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someone who works the cash register at a store:
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someone who works the cash register at a store: c
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someone who works the cash register at a store: ch
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someone who works the cash register at a store: che
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someone who works the cash register at a store: chec
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someone who works the cash register at a store: check
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someone who works the cash register at a store: checke
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someone who works the cash register at a store: checker
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Part of a checkers job is to put the items in a bag. What characteristics will a good checker have?
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came out of:
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came out of: e
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came out of: em
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came out of: eme
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came out of: emer
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came out of: emerg
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came out of: emerge
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came out of: emerged
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This cicada is emerging from its cocoon. What other things emerge from a cocoon? From what other things do animals emerge?
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lots of noisy activity:
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lots of noisy activity: b
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lots of noisy activity: bu
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lots of noisy activity: bus
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lots of noisy activity: bust
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lots of noisy activity: bustl
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lots of noisy activity: bustle
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The room was full of the bustle of parent conversation. Name some places where there is always a bustle.
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money for working extra hours:
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money for working extra hours: o
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money for working extra hours: ov
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money for working extra hours: ove
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money for working extra hours: over
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money for working extra hours: overt
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money for working extra hours: overti
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money for working extra hours: overtim
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money for working extra hours: overtime
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Sometimes people earn extra money for working overtime. Even though working overtime can boost your piggy bank, it takes away your free time. Do you know what time and a half and double time mean when you are talking about overtime?
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fancy and expensive food:
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fancy and expensive food: g
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fancy and expensive food: go
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fancy and expensive food: gou
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fancy and expensive food: gour
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fancy and expensive food: gourm
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fancy and expensive food: gourme
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fancy and expensive food: gourmet
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Gourmet meals usually have a fancy presentation. Do you like gourmet food? Why or why not? Will you find gourmet food at McDonalds?
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part of a cars motor:
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part of a cars motor: t
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part of a cars motor: tr
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part of a cars motor: tra
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part of a cars motor: tran
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part of a cars motor: trans
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part of a cars motor: transm
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part of a cars motor: transmi
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part of a cars motor: transmis
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part of a cars motor: transmiss
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part of a cars motor: transmissi
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part of a cars motor: transmissio
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part of a cars motor: transmission
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Your car will not run if it has transmission problems. What is the transmissions function?
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refused to go:
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refused to go: b
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refused to go: ba
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refused to go: bal
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refused to go: balk
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refused to go: balke
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refused to go: balked
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The first-time skydiver balked at leaving the airplane. What do you balk at doing? In baseball, what is a balk?
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a machine you can buy things from, such as candy:
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a machine you can buy things from, such as candy: v
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a machine you can buy things from, such as candy: ve
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a machine you can buy things from, such as candy: ven
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a machine you can buy things from, such as candy: vend
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a machine you can buy things from, such as candy: vendi
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a machine you can buy things from, such as candy: vendin
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a machine you can buy things from, such as candy: vending
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a machine you can buy things from, such as candy: vending m
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a machine you can buy things from, such as candy: vending ma
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a machine you can buy things from, such as candy: vending mac
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a machine you can buy things from, such as candy: vending mach
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a machine you can buy things from, such as candy: vending machi
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a machine you can buy things from, such as candy: vending machin
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a machine you can buy things from, such as candy: vending machine
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a machine you can buy things from, such as candy: vending machine old new Some people collect old vending machines. They need a lot of space for their collection!
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background music played in elevators, offices, malls:
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background music played in elevators, offices, malls: M
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background music played in elevators, offices, malls: Mu
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background music played in elevators, offices, malls: Muz
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background music played in elevators, offices, malls: Muza
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background music played in elevators, offices, malls: Muzak
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Sometimes you dont realize that Muzak is playing because it is so so plain and ordinary. Next time you are in a public place listen for Muzak.
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a sale of used items, such as clothing:
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a sale of used items, such as clothing: r
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a sale of used items, such as clothing: ru
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a sale of used items, such as clothing: rum
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a sale of used items, such as clothing: rumm
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a sale of used items, such as clothing: rumma
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a sale of used items, such as clothing: rummag
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a sale of used items, such as clothing: rummage
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Rummage sale is another way of saying yard or garage sale. Do you enjoy rummage sales? Why or why not?
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made a face at; frowned:
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made a face at; frowned: s
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made a face at; frowned: sc
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made a face at; frowned: sco
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made a face at; frowned: scow
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made a face at; frowned: scowl
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made a face at; frowned: scowle
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made a face at; frowned: scowled
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Even though he is scowling, he is still cute, isnt he? What might make a little guy like him scowl?
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a group of people:
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a group of people: p
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a group of people: pa
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a group of people: par
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a group of people: part
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a group of people: party
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This party is waiting for for a table at the restaurant. When your family goes to a restaurant, how many are in your party?
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covered with material (as sofas are):
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covered with material (as sofas are): u
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covered with material (as sofas are): up
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covered with material (as sofas are): uph
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covered with material (as sofas are): upho
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covered with material (as sofas are): uphol
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covered with material (as sofas are): uphols
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covered with material (as sofas are): upholst
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covered with material (as sofas are): upholste
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covered with material (as sofas are): upholster
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covered with material (as sofas are): upholstere
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covered with material (as sofas are): upholstered
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This chair was upholstered in a floral print, but it was reupholstered in this check fabric after the floral print fabric wore out. Do you have upholstered furniture at your house?
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being very angry inside:
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being very angry inside: s
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being very angry inside: se
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being very angry inside: see
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being very angry inside: seet
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being very angry inside: seeth
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being very angry inside: seethi
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being very angry inside: seethin
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being very angry inside: seething
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This famous photo of this seething bird is called The Mad Bluebird. Why do you think the bluebird is seething? What makes you seethe?
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to snoop; try to find out something:
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to snoop; try to find out something: p
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to snoop; try to find out something: pr
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to snoop; try to find out something: pry
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Curtains are a good way to keep neighbors from prying into your business. What are some synonyms for pry?
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greatly feared:
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greatly feared: d
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greatly feared: dr
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greatly feared: dre
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greatly feared: drea
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greatly feared: dread
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greatly feared: dreade
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greatly feared: dreaded
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You dont have to worry about getting a case of the dreaded chicken pox. Now there is a vaccine for it. What are some things that you dread?
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complete happiness:
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complete happiness: b
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complete happiness: bl
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complete happiness: bli
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complete happiness: blis
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complete happiness: bliss
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To some people, a candy shop is bliss. What is blissful to you?
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sharp tasting:
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sharp tasting: t
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sharp tasting: ta
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sharp tasting: tar
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sharp tasting: tart
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Lemons are a tart fruit. What else can you think of that has a tart taste?
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fell in drops little by little:
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fell in drops little by little: d
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fell in drops little by little: dr
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fell in drops little by little: dri
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fell in drops little by little: drib
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fell in drops little by little: dribb
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fell in drops little by little: dribbl
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fell in drops little by little: dribble
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fell in drops little by little: dribbled The cat drank the water as it dribbled from the faucet. Can you name other things that dribble?
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listening secretly:
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listening secretly: e
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listening secretly: ea
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listening secretly: eav
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listening secretly: eave
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listening secretly: eaves
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listening secretly: eavesd
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listening secretly: eavesdr
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listening secretly: eavesdro
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listening secretly: eavesdrop
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listening secretly: eavesdropp
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listening secretly: eavesdroppi
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listening secretly: eavesdroppin
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listening secretly: eavesdropping
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These two are putting a glass to the wall, eavesdropping on a conversation in the next room. Have you ever eavesdropped?
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extra money left in a restaurant for the person who serves you:
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extra money left in a restaurant for the person who serves you: t
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extra money left in a restaurant for the person who serves you: ti
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extra money left in a restaurant for the person who serves you: tip
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extra money left in a restaurant for the person who serves you: tip Most people tip a server 15% of the food bill. In what other jobs do people get tips for providing a service?
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outer clothes, coats:
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outer clothes, coats: w
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outer clothes, coats: wr
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outer clothes, coats: wra
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outer clothes, coats: wrap
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outer clothes, coats: wraps
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This pup has on his winter wraps. The term wraps is one that was used long ago.
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spoiled, like milk:
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spoiled, like milk: c
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spoiled, like milk: cu
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spoiled, like milk: cur
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spoiled, like milk: curd
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spoiled, like milk: curdl
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spoiled, like milk: curdle
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spoiled, like milk: curdled
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You should not drink curdled milk! How can you tell if milk is curdled?
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telling the truth:
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telling the truth: c
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telling the truth: co
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telling the truth: con
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telling the truth: conf
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telling the truth: confe
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telling the truth: confes
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telling the truth: confess
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telling the truth: confessi
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telling the truth: confessio
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telling the truth: confession
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History books say that George Washington made a confession to his father that he had chopped down a cherry tree. Confessions are often not easy to do. Have you ever had to make a difficult confession?
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in time to a beat:
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in time to a beat: r
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in time to a beat: rh
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in time to a beat: rhy
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in time to a beat: rhyt
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in time to a beat: rhyth
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in time to a beat: rhythm
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in time to a beat: rhythmi
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in time to a beat: rhythmic
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Lots of rhythmic talent is needed to play the worlds largest drum set! Are you rhythmic? How do you know?
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real:
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real: g
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real: ge
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real: gen
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real: genu
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real: genui
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real: genuin
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real: genuine
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A genuine diamond will cost a lot more than a fake one. genuine: $4200.00 fake $89.00 Many jewelers do not have genuine diamond jewelry in their show cases. Do you know why?
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Wow! Now thats a lot of words! Try to use them in your speaking and writing.
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