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bicuspid |
(noun) a tooth with two cusps Sentence: Bicuspids are located in the front of the molars. |
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biped |
(noun) an animal with two feet Sentence: A penguin is a biped because it has two feet. |
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bifocals |
(noun) glasses having one part that corrects for near vision and one for distant vision Sentence: My grandma uses bifocal glasses to see far distance and to read. |
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bilingual |
(adjective) able to use two languages with equal fluency Sentence: I consider myself bilingual because I can fluently speak Spanish and English. |
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bicentennial |
(noun) a 200th anniversary & its celebration Sentence: People interested in the Revolutionary War celebrated its bicentennial by re-enacting some of its battles. |
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binocular(s) |
(noun) binoculars: a handheld optical instrument composed of two telescopes and a focusing device Sentence: I used binoculars at the opera to see the characters' facial expressions during the first scene. |
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duet |
(noun) a piece of music performed by two singers or musicians Sentence: At the talent show, me and my friend performed a duet and sung our favorite song. |
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dialogue |
(noun) a conversation between two or more people Sentence: The dialogue between the two characters was getting really loud, so the librarian came over to quiet them down. |
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duel |
(noun) a contest or fight between two people Sentence: In the past duels would occur where the two adversaries would take three steps away from each other, turn around towards each other, and shoot. |
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duplicity |
(noun) dishonest behavior or behavior that is “two-faced” Sentence: He would always show duplicity towards people by saying he was friends with them, and then talk about them behind their back. |
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What does the root bi/du mean? |
two |
