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Token
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符
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The bamboo was adhered to the panda’s red handkerchief as a token of his mate’s affections.
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Municipality /Borough
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府
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The cave dwellers municipality adheres to is own laws.
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Responsibility
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任
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Max is not a porter. You have a responsibility for your own kit.
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Fare
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賃
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Your fare. Your responsibility. Your money.
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Substitute
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代
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Max is likely to substitute arrows for firearms.
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Sack
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袋
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If you are desperate for a substitute garment, you could wear that sack.
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Lend
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貸
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He wants you to lend him your credit card so he can substitute your money for his. Are you stupid?
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Change
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化
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To change things up, Max is using a spoon rather than a spork.
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Flowers
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花
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Flowers change into dried flowers.
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Freight
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貨
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I changed it to freight shipping when I gave them the money at the post office.
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Lean
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傾
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The stewardess asked if I wanted to change the pillow I was leaning my head beside.
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What
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何
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What is she doing?’ ‘Max can do what ever she wants.’
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Baggage
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荷
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Flowers and what-not were not included in Babbage’s baggage.
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Sagacious
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俊
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Max is sagacious (sensible) enough not to use her license to kill if you grope her walking legs
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Bystander
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傍
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Max annihilated the bystander because he was standing on the crown prince’s compass. (Stand and crown strokes double up)
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Long Time
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久
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Bound up person. Me love you long time. (Diagonal 2nd stroke of bound up doubles up with Max)
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Furrowing
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畝
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Furrowing his eyebrows, the top hat wearing farmer was in the rice field for a long time digging furrows.
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Captured
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囚
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The person Renfro captured and pent into Manticore was Max.
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Inside
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内
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Max wears a belt to keep her animal urges in her pants.
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Third Class
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丙
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Third class seats meant low ceilings inside the airplane.
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Design
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柄
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My design calls for wood, not third class faux crap!
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Meat
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肉
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Inside, its insides are meat.
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Rot
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腐
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In this Icelandic municipality, rotting meat is a delicacy.
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Sit / Squat
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座
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In a the cave siech, a sitting assembly line mingles cave soil with spice.
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Graduate
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卒
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The top hat wearing sensei produces graduates on an assembly line with the needle track marks of conformity in place.
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Umbrella
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傘
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The umbrella went through two assembly lines and still came out with a needle instead of a handle.
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Monme
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匁
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After the accident, they bound up my arm in a sling. I can’t even lift a monme (unit of weight: 3.75 g)
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By Means Of
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以
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Only by means of a parallel universe would a plow be drug by Max with a drop of sweat between them.
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Similar / Becoming
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似
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X5-453 is similar to Max only by means of cloning.
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Join
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併
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Max wishes to solve the puzzle of her past by joining up with the other X-5s.
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Tile
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瓦
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Macgyver managed to prop up the ceiling tile with the plow, but was impaled by the fishhook which dropped on him.
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Flower Pot
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瓶
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I am puzzled by the tile pattern on the flower pot.
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Shinto Shrine
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宮
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The house that is the spine of the community is the Shinto Shrine.
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Occupation
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営
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The schoolhouse gives students the spine to pursue the occupation they desire.
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Virtuous
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善
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Only virtuous sheep have horns above their mouths.
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Year
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年
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Once a year, Mr. Ed the horse wears sunglasses with one lens popped out.
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Night
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夜
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That night, the top heat wearing fellow tailed Max’s long walking legs, but she gave him the drop.
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Fluid
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液
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Water is not the fluid of the night, alcohol is.
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Hillock
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塚
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Rolling in the soil of that hillock is a crowned sow.
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Cash
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幣
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The teller shredded the bank statements, hid the cash under a towel and strolled out.
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Abuse
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弊
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The Bush administration abused the office, shredding classified papers with two hands.
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Yell
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喚
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He was yelling with an open mouth because they bound up all four of his large dogs.
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Interchange
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換
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He was unable to point a finger at the right one because the bound up four dogs were interchangeable.
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Dissolve
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融
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One mouthful of my hooded punch is enough to get four party-goers drunk. Its spiked with dissolved insect venom.
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Alms
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施
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The banner with the scorpion signifies alms, alms for the poor.
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Rotation
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旋
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The banner advertises the zoo’s new rotating carousel.
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Play
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遊
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The banner warns that children should not play in the road.
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Trip
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旅
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Original Cindy’s banner welcomed Max back from her trip, but she looks ragged in rags.
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Not
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勿
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This is not a piglet.
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Thing
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物
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That cow does not have a thing!
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Easy
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易
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Finding the sun at midnight is not easy.
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Grant
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賜
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That grant money was easy to get.
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Urine
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尿
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Under the flag, someone is actually making water.
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Nun
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尼
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The nun, Sister Minami is under the flag spooning the ice cream carton.
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Mud
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泥
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Muddy water splashed onto the nun.
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Fence
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塀
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They needed to keep the land around the flag clear. The puzzle was solved by putting up a fence.
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Footgear
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履
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In Nike footgear, the flag was restored by Hermes.
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Roof
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屋
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The flag is at the climax of the building, its roof.
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Grip
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握
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His fingers gripped the roof’s edge.
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Yield
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屈
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Diplomates placed the flag near the U.N.’s exit, hoping to force the opposition to yield to their demands.
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Dig
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掘
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Digging your finger in your bellybutton will yield nothing good.
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Ditch
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堀
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The soil in the ditch was un-yielding.
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Reside
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居
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Residing beneath the flag of acquiescence are the old folk.
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Set
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据
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My finger resides there because I set it there.
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Stratum
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層
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A breeze from the stratosphere caused the flag’s waviness to increase.
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Bureau
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局
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Beneath the flag is the phrase that has become the F.B.I.’s (Federal Bureau of Investigation) motto.
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Slow
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遅
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The shepherd's flag means there are sheep in the road, drive slow.
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Leak
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漏
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Water drenched the flag, not from the rain, but from a leaky pipe.
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Printing
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刷
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They are printing in the Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy about Ford, who fashioned a flag pole with a towel and fended off a light-saber attack.
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Shakuhachi
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尺
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The flag was propped up by the shakuhachi. (about 1 ft. in length, flute)
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Exhaust
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尽
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Playing the shakuhachi on ice, his notes made visible exhaust.
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Swam
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沢
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Wading in the water, Swamp-Thing played his shakuhachi.
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Translate
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訳
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Words like shakuhachi do not translate.
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Choose
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択
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Only the fingers of the chosen one can play the shakuhachi.
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Daytime
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昼
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The shakuhachi must be played over nightbreak and through daytime for the gods to smile.
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Door
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戸
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There is only one flag over the door.
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Shoulder
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肩
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During an earthquake, press against the door-way with the flesh of your shoulder.
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Tassel
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房
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To find the tasseled door, you need the corresponding tasseled compass.
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Fan
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扇
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In ‘Home Alone’, the crook was in the door way when he got a face full of feather blown by the fan.
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Hearth
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炉
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A warm hearth is the first thing father seeks when comes through the door.
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Re-
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戻
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Returning under the doggy door is Re, my large dog.
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Tears
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涙
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A water work of tear start up every time she re-watches that Lifetime movie.
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Employ
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雇
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The doorman employees a turkey apprentice.
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Look Back
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顧
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One must employ their head to look back.
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Disclose
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啓
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According to the non-disclosure agreement, if you come through the door and convene with the taskmistress you must keep your mouth shut afterwards.
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Show
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示
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A top the alter, the swindler placed two little items he wished to show us.
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Salutation / Salute
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礼
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Greetings and salutations’, said the fellow behind the altar with the fishhooks.
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Auspicious
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祥
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An altar would not lie in the future of an auspicious sheep.
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Celebrate
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祝
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She was left at the alter by her teenage boyfriend, that is nothing to celebrate.
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Blessing
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福
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At the altar, she prayed for a blessing of wealth.
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Welfare
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祉
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She is on welfare because she never once graced the altar with her footprint.
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Company
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社
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The businessman prayed at the altar for a successful ground breaking of his company.
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Inspection
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視
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You are to perform an inspection of altar. See to it!
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Nara
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奈
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The 4400 put on a large show for the world to witness, appearing like that out of nowhere.
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Military Officer
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尉
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The flag shows he is a military officer because it is glued to his lapel.
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Consolation
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慰
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The military officer received the purple heart as consolation.
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Goodwill
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款
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Samurai must show a lack of goodwill.
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Prohibition
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禁
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Come with me into the grove and I will show you the stash of prohibition liquor.
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Collar
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襟
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The priest might wear the collar and cloak, but in reality he brews most of the prohibition liquor.
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Religion
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宗
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The house of god puts on a real show of religious fervor.
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Adore
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崇
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I adore mountain Olympus because my religion supports it.
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Ritual
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祭
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During the bris ritual, the flesh of the crotch must be shown.
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Guess
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察
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Guess who’s house were having the ritual at tonight.
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Grate
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擦
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If you run your finger over the cheese grater, guess what will happen.
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Wherefore
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由
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Wherefore art thou sprout which shoots forth life?
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Pluck
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抽
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Plucky Duck is using his fingers to pluck up the brussels sprouts.
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Oil
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油
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I went to water the brussels sprouts, tripped, fell and struck oil.
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Sleeves
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袖
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My cloak suddenly sprouted sleeves.
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Mid-Air
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宙
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Under my house, brussels sprouts spread and sent it flying into mid-air.
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Deliver
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届
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If the flag sprouts up on the mailbox, the mail has been delivered.
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Flute
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笛
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The flute is made from bamboo sprouts.
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Axis
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軸
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The car’s axis sprouted evil brussels spouts.
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Armor
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甲
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Ginseng root strengthens armor.
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Push
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押
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Push the button with your finger and ginseng root tea will come out.
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Headland
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岬
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The mountain has is roots beside the headland.
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Insert
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挿
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Before you push the button for the ginseng root tea, you must first insert a thousand yen.
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Speaketh
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申
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The unintelligible Abu speaketh with a tongue wagging in his mouth and a walking stick wedged in.
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Expand
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伸
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Expanding her repertoire of Fairy Tales, Max included Aladdin and Abu.
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Gods
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神
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The altar of the Gods was adorned with the main dish, Abu.
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Search
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捜
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The finger-smith Abu hid the stolen apple in his crotch before being searched.
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Fruit
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果
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The brain tree bears fruit.
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Candy
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菓
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Candy flowers in Willy Wonka’s garden taste like fruit.
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Chapter
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課
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The words of this chapter bear the fruit of knowledge.
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Naked
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裸
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Nix the cloak. Go forth and be fruitful naked people!
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Ax
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斤
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Lizzie Borden took an axe and gave her mother forty whacks. When she saw what she had done, she gave her father forty-one.
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Chop
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析
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The cherry tree was chopped down by George Washington with the ax.
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Place
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所
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Mr. Prosser placed beside his door a Mongolian Battle Ax.
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Pray
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祈
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Lizzie prayed at the altar for an ax that Christmas.
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Near
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近
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Lizzie and her ax are on the road and coming to a theatre near you!
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Fold
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折
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Lizzie folded her fingers around the ax.
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Philosophy
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哲
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I fold my mouth, therefore I am.
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Departed
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逝
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The dearly departed are folded into their coffin and sent on the road to the next life.
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Vow
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誓
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I folded my wedding vows into two words, ‘I do.’
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Temporarily
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暫
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Lizzie temporarily borrowed his car at ax point for the day.
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Steadily
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漸
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Steadily the water rose in the car as the firefighter’s ax broke the glass.
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Severance
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断
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You’re off the hook. The rice farmers got the ax and the crappy severance package.
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Substance
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質
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It must have real substance. I’ve broken two axes trying to open that shell.
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Reject
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斥
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That ax is a reject. Drop it!
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Accusation
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訴
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Her words were a rejection and an accusation.
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Yesterday
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昨
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The day I watched the movie ‘Saw’ was yesterday.
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Lie
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詐
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Lying words mean Pinnochio has to saw his nose again.
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Make
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作
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You couldn’t make Max watch the movie ‘Saw’.
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Snow
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雪
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Snowy weather can be sweep away with a broom.
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Record
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録
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The metal broom keeps a record of how many grains of rice it sweeps.
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Inquire
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尋
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If you inquire about the brooms and witch-craft, your mouth will be magically glued shut.
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Hurry
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急
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Bound in a broom closet, heavy-hearted lovers had to hurry.
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Calm
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穏
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Calmly, the wheat farmer whack vultures with his broom to his heart’s content.
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Encroach
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侵
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Max would never encroach on someone else’s Quidditch Match (Harry’s broom work was crowned by Barty Crotch).
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Immersed
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浸
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Immersed in water falling from the sky, Harry lost the the Quidditch Match (Harry’s broom work was crowned by Barty Crotch).
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Lie Down
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寝
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Hufflepuff house was like a turtle lying down on is back during the Quidditch Match (Harry’s broom work was crowned by Barty Crotch).
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Lady
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婦
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Unlike a noble lady, real women like Martha Steward use brooms and wear aprons.
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Sweep
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掃
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With her fingers on the broom and an apron around her waist, Martha is ready to sweep.
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Hit
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当
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Maidens hit little brown mice with their brooms.
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Contend
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争
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The boxing contender was bound up in the ropes and raked over the coals.
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Clean
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浄
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With soapy water, Martha contended to clean everything.
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Matter
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事
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Its only a matter of time before that one mouthful of pan-galactic-gargle-blaster rakes him over the coals.
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T’ang
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唐
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At the cave site, the archeologists found the T’ang Dynasty rake near its mouth.
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Sugar
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糖
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Rice wine tastes better when sweetened with T’ang and sugar.
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Sane / Ease
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康
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To ease their minds, the cave-dwellers sieve between the sane and the insane.
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Apprehend
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逮
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The police apprehend criminals by sieving the road.
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Italy
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伊
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Max mopped up Italy’s corruption by assassinating the mob boss. (Proper names)
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Old Boy
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君
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In ‘Oldboy’, the bloke was beaten with a mop and his teeth were removed from his mouth.
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Flock
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群
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Oldboy took his revenge on the flock of sheep for making his sweater too scratchy.
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-Proof
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耐
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To make my hair style-proof, I combed in glue. (Safe from - to protect against - ex. waterproof)
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Demand
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需
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Supply and demand: Rainy weather supplies a demand for combs.
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Confucian
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儒
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Max demanded that Confucian be less confusing.
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Edge
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端
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Standing beside the edge of the mountain, the Fonz combed his edges.
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Both
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両
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Both Spike and Ed undid their belts before shoveling food down.
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Full
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満
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Full bloomed water lilly flowers and lilly pads both adorned Monet’s painting.
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Brush-Stroke
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画
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One artful brush-stroke can depict a shovelful brussels sprouts.
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Tooth
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歯
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The tooth fairy never stops to eat rice by the shovelful.
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Bend
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曲
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Bender (Futurama) created handles in his mechanical brain to go on benders.
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Cadet
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曹
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One Bender piloted trip around the sun was enough to make the cadet dropout.
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Encounter
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遭
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The cadet had a close encounter of the third kind on Spielberg Road.
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Rowing
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漕
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Rowing a boat in water is apart of the cadet’s training.
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Vat
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槽
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Behind the wooden vat of beer hid the drunken cadet.
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Big Dipper
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斗
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The big dipper is a celestial measuring cup.
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Fee
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料
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The fee for Wegman’s bin rice is based on the measuring cup.
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Department
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科
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The agricultural department deals with wheat and measuring cups.
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Map
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図
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Pent into the celestial map are constellations like the big dipper.
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Utilize
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用
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For flesh tenderizing, utilize the walking stick, not the screwdriver.
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Comfortable / Commonplace
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庸
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Bob’s garage is actually a cave, comfortably organized with the rake above the screwdriver.
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Equip
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備
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The video game Max would never equip flower power. She’d jump off a cliff and stab herself with the equipped screwdriver first.
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Once Upon A Time
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昔
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Once upon a time, Fiona (Shrek’s Wife) ate salads in her skinny days.
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Confused
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錯
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Gold, once upon a time was confused for fool’s gold.
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Borrow
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借
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Max borrowed the named Guevara once upon a time.
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Pity
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惜
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What a pity, Ben’s state of mind was normal once upon a time.
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Set Aside
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措
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Let’s set aside our differences. We use to get along before the Thumb and Finger Wars, once upon a time.
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Scatter
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散
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They scattered the salad with chicken flesh and served it to the taskmistress.
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Twenty
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廿
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Twenty is the joining of two tens.
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Commoners
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庶
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Feudal commoners live in caverns around cauldron fires.
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Intercept
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遮
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Commoners must intercept their messages on the road, mail is expensive.
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Seat
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席
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Go into the cavern and take a seat on the towel.
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Degree
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度
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Sex in the cavern always makes my crotch temperature rise by a couple of degrees.
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Transit
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渡
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Water molecules are always in transit, unless it is below 32 degrees.
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Bustle
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奔
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Finding Waldo in the hustle and bustle of a large city is like looking in the proverbial haystack.
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Erupt
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噴
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Bob stuffed his mouth with a haystack of clams, resulting in an eruption of vomit.
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Tomb
|
墳
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The Pharaoh's tomb is hidden in the soil. This proverbial haystack hides lots of money.
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Aroused
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憤
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Some advice: If you want an arouse state of mind, don’t eat a haystack of clams.
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Bake
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焼
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The baking heath fire was stoked when the straw man was tossed in.
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Daybreak
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暁
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During daybreak, the sun rises beside the straw man.
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Half
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半
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One horned needle is half useless.
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Consort
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伴
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Original Cindy wishes Max would be her consort half the time.
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Paddy Ridge
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畔
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The rice field is half paddy ridges.
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Judgement
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判
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King Solomon's Judgement decreed that the baby was to be sliced in half with the saber.
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Ticket
|
券
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A quarter of all tickets are obtained with daggers.
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Scroll
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巻
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The scroll is a quarter of a century older than the Slytherin snake.
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Sphere
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圏
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Your sphere of influence cannot keep the scroll’s information pent in forever.
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Victory
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勝
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He spent a month training for the quarter finals to become powerful enough for victory.
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Wisteria
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藤
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The wisteria flower blooms once a month for a quarter of an hour if fertilized with rice grains.
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Facsimile (Fax) / Mimeograph
|
謄
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Of this month’s report, only a quarter of the words made it though the fax.
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One-Sided
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片
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Pictograph resembles a top hat hovering against one-side of the chair.
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Printing Block
|
版
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Printing block stamps are one-sided and used by the anti-disestablishmentary newspaper.
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Of
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之
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The building blocks spell: of.
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Destitution
|
乏
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Those living in destitution cannot afford to drop dough on building blocks.
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Turf
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芝
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The flower garden was surrounded with turf like building blocks.
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Negative
|
不
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One of Max’s pet-peeves is the dropping of negative comments before a job.
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Negate
|
否
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Negative mouths negate everything.
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Cupful
|
杯
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The maple tree feels negative about you taking cupfuls of syrup.
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Dart
|
矢
|
During the game, God’s dart dropped from heaven.
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Rectify
|
矯
|
God’s dart debacle was rectified by an angel.
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Tribe
|
族
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The banner advertises the tribe’s annual dart game.
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Know
|
知
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The know-it-all went to Dart-mouth college.
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Wisdom
|
智
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Knowing the sun’s importance is not the same as having the wisdom to be thankful for it.
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Halberd
|
矛
|
Gimli’s halberd (weapon) is named Mao (マオ).
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Tender
|
柔
|
Gimli tenderly stroked his halberd over his wood.
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Task
|
務
|
The task was set forth for Gimli and his halberd by the taskmistress Galadriel. Destroy the powerful ring.
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Fog
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霧
|
Rainy weather makes the task of driving in the rain hazards.
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Squad
|
班
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To join this squad, you must have two balls and a sphere in between.
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Homecoming
|
帰
|
Hubby was armed with a spear during homecoming. Wify, with a broom and apron.
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Bow
|
弓
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Pictograph of Legolas’ bow.
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Pull
|
引
|
Bow wielding Legolas caught Frodo pulling on his walking stick.
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Condolences
|
弔
|
Unable to offer his condolences, Legolas leaned on his bow like it was a walking stick when Gandalf fell.
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Vast
|
弘
|
With his bow on his back, Legolas relished in the vast elbow room of Middle Earth.
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Strong
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強
|
Vast distances can be flown by strong insects.
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Weak
|
弱
|
Legolas’ bow became weak and would have broken in two because of the ice.
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Seethe
|
沸
|
When Bob got his water bill and saw all those $, he began to seethe with anger.
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Expense
|
費
|
Good thing all expenses are paid. Could you imagine all those $, all that money?
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No.
|
第
|
And this week’s No. 1 Hit on the countdown is: ‘No. Bamboo, No $,’ by Panda. (abbrev. for number)
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Younger Brother
|
弟
|
My younger brother is nothing but a horned dollar sign, horny and expensive.
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Adroit
|
巧
|
Hermonie is adroit (cleaver or skillful with hands or mind) with her witch-craft to outsmart the devil’s-snare.
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Nickname
|
号
|
People’s mouths often get snared over my name, just call me by my nickname.
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Decay
|
朽
|
That tree has been snared by a fungus and is beginning to decay.
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Boast
|
誇
|
His boasting words were just a large trap, one meant to snare me into believing his boasts.
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Dirty
|
汚
|
In the dirty murky water is a spiky snare of a bear’s trap.
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Bestow
|
与
|
The god of mischief bestowed a slingshot upon one most mischievous, Dennis the menace.
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Copy
|
写
|
The crown bestowed upon you was a cheap copy.
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Somebody
|
身
|
That body was once somebody with a long curved nose that went on forever.
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Shoot
|
射
|
You might shoot somebody if you don’t keep your sights glued on the target.
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Apologize
|
謝
|
I must apologize for the words which shoot from Bob’s mouth, he has turrets syndrome.
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Old Man
|
老
|
The old man is as old as dirt, uses a walking stick and must be spoon fed.
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Consider
|
考
|
The old man next door considers slingshot wielding Dennis the menace to a menace.
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Filial Piety
|
孝
|
The old man expects the child to offer filial piety.
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Teach
|
教
|
Filial piety is something the taskmistress must teach.
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Torture
|
拷
|
Ripping fingernails from fingers is considered torture.
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Someone
|
者
|
Someone watches as the old man pulls Elmo’s puppet strings everyday.
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Boil
|
煮
|
Elmo boils over a cauldron fire while Gonzo cackles.
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Renowned
|
著
|
The flower garden Elmo puppet shows are renowned the world over.
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Signature
|
署
|
Only cylon eyes could catch the signature move’s of Elmo’s puppet master.
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Sultry
|
暑
|
Under the sultry southern summer sun was Elmo.
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Various
|
諸
|
Pull the string and various words are spoken by the Elmo toy.
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Boar
|
猪
|
The pack of wild dogs are given an Elmo when the catch a wild boar.
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Strand
|
渚
|
Stranded on the strand (stretch of land along a beach) beside the water was Elmo.
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Gamble
|
賭
|
Don’t gamble you money with puppets, they have real poker faces.
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Gorge
|
峡
|
A gorge is made when nature cuts a mountain down the middle with scissors.
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Cramped
|
狭
|
The wild pack of dogs were herded into a cramped space an nurtured with scissors.
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Sandwiched
|
挟
|
My fingers are sandwiched between the scissor handles.
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Chase
|
追
|
Maestro Streseman chases Nodame down a road of life different for Chiaki.
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Expert
|
師
|
Expert musician Maestro Streseman was an expert at getting the #1 hostess down to nothing but a towel.
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Commander
|
帥
|
Imagine Maestro Streseman v.s. Commander Adama, armed with only a towel, HHG style!
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Bureaucrat
|
官
|
Under the house of bureaucracy, the Maestro loses his baton to become a bureaucrat. (Maestro without drop)
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Coffin
|
棺
|
The wooden coffin hold that corpse of bureaucracy.
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Pipe
|
管
|
The bamboo pipes were installed with the approval of the bureaucrat.
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Father
|
父
|
Father works hard, note the two beads of sweat drop down his face.
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Mingle
|
交
|
Wearing a top hat, father mingles at the party with the president.
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Merit
|
効
|
While mingling at the party, he note the merit of having power like the president’s.
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Contrast
|
較
|
The dark contrast in the photograph made the car mingle with the background.
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Exam
|
校
|
During the Chuunin Exam, Naruto went into the trees to mingle with the other students.
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Leg
|
足
|
His mouth was mended by the dentist after the pirate kicked him with his wooden leg.
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Stimulate
|
促
|
Max attempted to stimulate Logan’s wooden legs by taking him for a ride on her motorcycle.
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Long-Distance
|
距
|
You couldn’t win a long distance race with that wooden leg, even if you had a gigantic head start.
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Path
|
路
|
Should you choose that path in life, wooden leg is a possibility for each pirate.
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Dew
|
露
|
No, it did not rain. That’s just dew on the path.
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Hop
|
跳
|
‘Step on a crack and break your mother’s back’. Even if its a wooden leg, its a bad portent. You should hop.
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Leap
|
躍
|
The only way he could play leap frog with that wooden leg was to attach the wings of a turkey to his back.
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Tread
|
践
|
Tread-marks were left on the pirate and his wooden leg after the parade float ran him over.
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Step
|
踏
|
Don’t you dare step that wooden leg into that water until you put sun-tan lotion on!
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|
Skelton
|
骨
|
The bone joints are connected to the skeleton. The skeleton is connected to every part of the body.
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Slippery
|
滑
|
Slippery when wet, huh? In water, does a skeleton get a boner?
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Marrow
|
髄
|
The skeleton of Tom Marrow possess this road.
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Calamity
|
禍
|
To advert calamity, we placed beside the sacred altar, your jawbone. Sorry.
|
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Whirlpool
|
渦
|
A whirlpool is like water opening its jawbone to swallow everything.
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|
Overdo
|
過
|
Don’t you think taking the jawbone of the roadkill is overdoing it?
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Heights
|
阪
|
Why would he be at Pride Rock when he is anti-Heights? (Proper names)
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|
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Africa
|
阿
|
From the pinnacle of Pride Rock in Africa, Simba can do anything.
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Occasion
|
際
|
On special occasions, we gather at Pride Rock to perform the ritual.
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|
|
Hinder
|
障
|
They will hinder you from reaching Pride Rock without your badge.
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|
|
Follow
|
随
|
Pride Rock is a sacred place. What possessed you to follow the road here?
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|
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Auxiliary
|
陪
|
Climbing Pride Rock, you will need muzzle of auxiliary oxygen.
|
|
|
Sunshine
|
陽
|
In order to bask in the sunshine on Pride Rock, I spent my entire piggybank. (Yang)
|
|
|
Line Up / Exhibit
|
陳
|
The trespassers of Pride Rock were told to face east in the police line up.
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Ward Off
|
防
|
Pride Rock wards off trespassers by screwing with their sense of direction.
|
|
|
Affixed
|
附
|
Signs affixed to Pride Rock ensure visitors adhere to the rules.
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|
|
Inst.
|
院
|
Pride Rock mathematicians believe that R.I.T. (Rochester Institute of Technology) is the perfect place to learn math.
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|
|
Camp
|
陣
|
Getting to camp Pride Rock involves a long car ride.
|
|
|
Regiment
|
隊
|
After the battle of Pride Rock, the entire regiment did that horny sow.
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|
|
Crash
|
墜
|
After the deed was done, the regiment crashed on the ground.
|
|
|
Descend
|
降
|
I descend Pride Rock on my long walking legs, wearing sunglasses with one lens popped out.
|
|
|
Story
|
階
|
Pride Rock, in all its glory, is a million stories high.
|
|
|
Highness
|
陛
|
Her highness believes Pride Rock compares more favorably to any place on earth.
|
|
|
Neighboring
|
隣
|
On the pinnacle neighboring Pride Rock, people grow rice and wear sunglasses to distinguish themselves.
|
|
|
Isolate
|
隔
|
On an isolated part of Pride Rock, I had one mouthful of a hooded punch, which was enough to get four people drunk and spike with god knows what.
|
|
|
Conceal
|
隠
|
I conceal my frustration with trips to Pride Rock were people whack vultures with brooms to their heart’s content.
|
|
|
Degenerate
|
堕
|
At Pride Rock, that degenerate’s evil spirit possesses the grounds.
|
|
|
Collapse
|
陥
|
Pride Rock was bound up with supports in olden times to prevent collapse.
|
|
|
Hole
|
穴
|
There is a house at hole eight of the mini gold course supported on human legs.
|
|
|
Empty
|
空
|
Hemonie’s spell created an empty hole though Hogwarts’ barrier with her witch-craft.
|
|
|
Withdraw
|
控
|
Bob withdrew his fingers from an empty cookie jar.
|
|
|
Stab
|
突
|
The hole was stabbed with a large weapon.
|
|
|
Research
|
究
|
There are holes in you research, I found at least nine problems with your thesis alone.
|
|
|
Plug Up
|
窒
|
The birds & the bees footnoted: A hole is plugged up until there is a climax.
|
|
|
Stealth
|
窃
|
The stealthy ninja slipped through the hole he cut in the scrubbery.
|
|
|
Depression
|
窪
|
That depression turned out to be a sink-hole that I fell into when I went to water the ivy.
|
|
|
Squeeze
|
搾
|
Rather than the guillotine, the Inquisitor squeezed his finger into the hole and sawed it off.
|
|
|
Kiln
|
窯
|
Rather than a kiln, the modern artist put a hole in the ceramic sheep and stuck it atop a cauldron fire.
|
|
|
Hard Up
|
窮
|
After the battle for Middle Earth, Legolas sold his hole to somebody because he was hard up for a new bow.
|
|
|
Grope
|
探
|
The fingers of Miss. Universe groped his wood.
|
|
|
Deep
|
深
|
Water welled up on the face of Miss. Universe as she deep throated that wood.
|
|
|
Hill
|
丘
|
To keep Jack and Jill from tumbling down the hill, I put Lizzie’s ax on the floor.
|
|
|
Point
|
岳
|
It looks like a hill atop a mountain, so its called Hill Point Mountain. (Proper names)
|
|
|
Solider
|
兵
|
The solider charged up the hill as though he had the animal legs of a cheetah.
|
|
|
Sea Coast
|
浜
|
The watery sea coast of Normandy Beach was invaded by allied soldiers.
|
|
|
Thread / Spiderman
|
糸
|
Spiderman bends his two elbows just a little when swinging between buildings.
|
|
|
Weave
|
織
|
The clown weaves a thready tune with the kazoo.
|
|
|
Darning
|
繕
|
Spiderman’s spidy suit was darned (patching of fabric) by the virtuous M.J.
|
|
|
Shrink
|
縮
|
Spiderman stayed at the Inn, only to find that the laundry mat shrunk his spidy suit.
|
|
|
Luxuriant
|
繁
|
Cleaver foxes were thwarted from ruining luxuriant (lush vegetation) Central Park under Spiderman’s watch.
|
|
|
Vertical
|
縦
|
Spiderman accompanied M.J. on a vertical tour of N.Y.C.
|
|
|
Line
|
線
|
In the line of duty, Spiderman visited a hot spring.
|
|
|
Tighten
|
締
|
After Spiderman tightened the security of N.Y.C., he was made sovereign of the crime fighters.
|
|
|
Fiber
|
維
|
Spiderman gets his daily recommended fiber from turkey.
|
|
|
Gauze
|
羅
|
Gauze was used to cover the cylon eye after Spiderman siced the turkey on it.
|
|
|
Practice
|
練
|
Spiderman practices casting web across the East Manhattan.
|
|
|
Thong
|
緒
|
Spiderman has two fetishes, thongs and puppets.
|
|
|
Continue
|
続
|
Game over, would you like to continue? Spiderman sells lots of video games.
|
|
|
Picture
|
絵
|
Spiderman is meeting the mayor. Too bad Peter Parker cannot take the picture.
|
|
|
Overall
|
統
|
Overall, Spiderman is an overall better crime fighter than Sir. Lance Allot, overall.
|
|
|
Strangle
|
絞
|
Spiderman might strangle the hag if he if forced to mingle at the party.
|
|
|
Salary
|
給
|
Spiderman’s salary could not fit the city’s budget.
|
|
|
Entwine
|
絡
|
Spiderman and M.J. entwine in each other’s arms.
|
|
|
Tie
|
結
|
Spiderman wore the bow tie for good luck.
|
|
|
End
|
終
|
Spiderman met his end one winter’s eve.
|
|
|
Class
|
級
|
Spiderman would reach out to help people of any class, rich or poor.
|
|
|
Chronicle
|
紀
|
Spiderman chronicles his self-doubt with an internal monologue.
|
|
|
Crimson
|
紅
|
Spiderman crafted crimson into his spidy suit.
|
|
|
Settlement
|
納
|
A settlement was reached between Spiderman and Stan Lee over copyright inside the courtroom.
|
|
|
Spinning
|
紡
|
Spiderman spun a web to keep himself from spinning in the wrong direction.
|
|
|
Distract
|
紛
|
Spiderman plays the part of a mild manner photographer to distract M.J. from his web-slinging hobbies.
|
|
|
Introduce
|
紹
|
M.J. attempted to introduce Spiderman to the art of seduction.
|
|
|
Sutra
|
経
|
Spiderman’s and M.J.’s crotches were dirtied by the Kama Sutra.
|
|
|
Sire
|
紳
|
Spiderman could not have sired Abu, he is a monkey.
|
|
|
Promise
|
約
|
Spiderman promised to return the stolen ladle to the museum.
|
|
|
Dainty
|
細
|
Spiderman’s girlfriend maybe be a dainty red-head, buy M.J. has got brains.
|
|
|
Accumulate
|
累
|
There has been an accumulation of brainy villains and Spiderman is under pressure to catch them.
|
|
|
Cord
|
索
|
Ten times they offered him the a kingly crown, but Spiderman refused, advising them to cut the umbilical cord.
|
|
|
General
|
総
|
In general, Spiderman would never show public displays of the heart, except upside down キス。
|
|
|
Cotton
|
綿
|
Spiderman only uses white cotton towels on his spidy bottom.
|
|
|
Silk
|
絹
|
Spiderman runs his mouth over M.J.’s silky flesh.
|
|
|
Winding
|
繰
|
Itsy bitsy Spiderman winding up his spidy web to find the stolen goods atop a tree.
|
|
|
Inherit
|
継
|
Can addictions be inherited? Spiderman is hooked on rice wine like aunt Mae.
|
|
|
Green
|
緑
|
Its Green! But Spiderman sweeps up with his broom, the green radioactive grains of rice.
|
|
|
Affinity
|
縁
|
Surprisingly, Spiderman has no affinity with animals as he whacks the broom over the sow.
|
|
|
Netting
|
網
|
Spiderman catches with netting and puts a hood over a horned rhino, but it soon perishes.
|
|
|
Tense
|
緊
|
M.J. is tense about her en-slaved crotch which is atop Spiderman.
|
|
|
Purple
|
紫
|
Stop spooning that purple おもちゃ M.J. and get on top of Spiderman.
|
|
|
Truss
|
縛
|
Spiderman was trussed up by the evil acupuncturist.
|
|
|
Straw Rope
|
縄
|
With a straw rope, Spiderman corrals eels. Yee-haw!
|
|
|
Infancy
|
幼
|
During infancy, we spend our time cocooned in blankets and powerless.
|
|
|
Behind
|
後
|
Behind the column hid the cocooned mad-man watching the maiden’s behind and walking legs.
|
|
|
Faint
|
幽
|
There is a faint possibility that the the cocooned mad-men escaped into the mountains.
|
|
|
How Many
|
幾
|
How many are there? There are two abacus toting cocooned mad-men at that person’s fiesta!
|
|
|
Mechanism
|
機
|
A tree can be made into a mechanism like an abacus.
|
|
|
Mysterious
|
玄
|
Dealing with the mysterious, Sherlock Holmes caught the top hat wearing cocooned mad-man.
|
|
|
Livestock
|
畜
|
Mysterious things happen in that rice field, like live stock mutilations and alien abductions.
|
|
|
Amass
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蓄
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Wild flowers and livestock amass in great numbers in the countryside.
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Bowstring
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弦
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The bowstring on Legolas’ bow broke mysteriously.
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Hug
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擁
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You may loose a finger if you attempt to hug that mysterious top hat wearing turkey. (Top hat extends all the way over turkey)
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Nourishing
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滋
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Water is doubly mysterious, it is nourishing, but it can also kill.
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Mercy
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慈
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I find it doubly mysterious, the heart can both give mercy and taketh away.
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Magnet
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磁
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A magnet is a stone that is doubly mysterious with its two charges.
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Lineage
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系
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One thread of the family’s fate is woven like yarn into a single lineage.
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Person In Charge
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係
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Max knows nothing of her lineage, but she is still the person in charge.
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Grandchild
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孫
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The child’s lineage makes him her grandchild.
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Suspend
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懸
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They suspended the prefecture’s right to perform lineage based heart transplants.
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Instead
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却
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I’m using email instead because I’ve gone through all my postage stamps.
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Shins / Skids
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脚
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I wear shin guard in soccer to protect the part of my body that gets kicked instead of the ball.
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Wholesale
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卸
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The horse stopped in front of Sam’s wholesale store to buy a postage stamp. (Horse and stop combine)
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Honorable
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御
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It is honorable to be in line at the wholesale store and not cut.
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Clothing
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服
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That is too much flesh, the clothing is the size of a postage stamp over her crotch!
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Fate
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命
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If your fate does not fit you, get a postage stamp and complain to God.
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Orders
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令
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At the meeting, the orders to assassinate Doc. Evil were given the chop-seal of approval.
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Zero
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零
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Zero rain falls when god orders blue skies.
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Age
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齢
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At my age, my teeth are made to order by my dentist.
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Cool
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冷
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I am cooling my jets in the ice of Antarctica because those were my orders.
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Jurisdiction
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領
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In jurisdictional disputes, orders are given by the head-honcho.
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Small Bell
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鈴
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Sabriel’s small metal bell ordered the dead to cease.
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Courage
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勇
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Chop-seal tattoos show real male courage.
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Traffic
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通
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To prevent traffic jams, the chop-seal is utilized by the magistrate to close the road.
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Jump
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踊
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The pirate and his wooden leg jumped ship when the magistrate’s chop-seal was utilized to authorize his execution.
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Doubt
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疑
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Spoon feed the animals sedatives. I doubt darts were given the chop-seal of approval by the zoo.
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Mimic
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擬
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If I give the mime the finger, I doubt he will mimic me.
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Congeal
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凝
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If you put the jello on ice, I doubt it will congeal.
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Pattern
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範
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On the bamboo interior of the car, CSI identified your fingerprint pattern.
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Crime
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犯
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The pack of wild dogs licked the fingerprints from the crime scene.
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Unlucky
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厄
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At the cliff we found the fingerprints of an unlucky bloke.
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Dangerous
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危
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The dangerous psychopath bound his unlucky victim.
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Address
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宛
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The house’s address is on the mailbox.
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Arm
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腕
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The flesh of his arm was where Lenny tattooed his address.
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Garden
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苑
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She put a flower garden atop her mailbox.
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Grudge
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怨
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After releasing “The Grudge” Sarah Michelle Gellar got a mailbox full of broken hearted fan letters.
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Willow
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柳
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The weeping willow tree is budding sales receipts and postage stamps.
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Eggs
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卵
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The sales receipts is the size of a postage stamp, regardless, I’m returning the eggs because the yolks are just two small drops.
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Detain
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留
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I was detained by the police because the found my receipt for the dagger in the rice field.
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Trade
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貿
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The receipt shows the dagger was traded for money.
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Stamp
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印
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Never staple your postage stamps, they will become useless as stamps.
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Entertain
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興
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T.V. entertains the masses, stapling them on both sides to the same ads. Its a tool of capitalism.
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Sign of the Bird
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酉
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Only one in four birds is a member of the one and only sign of the bird cult, pictured on the whiskey bottle.
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Sake
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酒
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This sake is water down whiskey.
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Bar Tending
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酌
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The whiskey bottle comes with its own ladle to make bar tending simple.
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Fermentation
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酵
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As a beer master’s son, how can you use a whiskey bottle for beer fermentation, show some filial piety!
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Cruel
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酷
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The message in the whiskey bottle provided a revelation as to their cruel demise.
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Repay
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酬
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He recycled the whiskey bottles to repay his state taxes.
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Dairy Products
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酪
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The recycled whiskey bottles each contain limited edition dairy products.
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Vinegar
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酢
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The whiskey bottle turned into vinegar and would feel like swallowing a saw going down.
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Drunk
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酔
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Getting drunk on a whiskey bottle is like getting whacked with a baseball bat ten times.
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Distribute
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配
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To out distribute tequila, they distribute whiskey bottles with snakes in them.
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Acid
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酸
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That whiskey bottle is full of acid. She exercised her license to kill and walking legs getting away.
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Wavered / Furthermore
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猶
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The pack of wild dogs wavered a bit after downing the horn’s brand whiskey bottle.
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Revered
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尊
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The alcoholic revered his horn’s brand whiskey bottle and kept it glued to his lips.
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Beans
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豆
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Pictograph of a pot of baked beans on the picnic table.
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Head
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頭
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Move the table before the cute baby ram head butts it with its head.
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Short
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短
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Because he is so short, when we played darts, I offered to let him use the table.
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Bountiful
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豊
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Bender jokes about bountiful bosoms as he dances atop the lab table.
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Drum
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鼓
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He played the drums with a branch rather than drumsticks.
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Rejoice
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喜
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The drums lead the church member to rejoice with mouthfuls of hallelujah.
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Timber-Trees
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樹
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Tree huggers play the drums and glue themselves to timber-trees.
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Dish
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皿
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Pictograph
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Blood
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血
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There is a drop of blood on the broken dish.
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Basin
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盆
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The part of the kitchen in which you wash the dishes is the basin.
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Alliance
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盟
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The rebel alliance always looks at the bright side and dishes out pain to the empire.
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Steal
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盗
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First steal the silverware, next the dishes.
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Warm
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温
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Warm water and sun detergent are used to wash the dishes.
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Oversee
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監
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The overseer keeps the slaves from reclining on the floor when there are dishes to be done.
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Overflow
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濫
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Water will overflow into the spillway if there is no one to oversee the dam.
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Specimen
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鑑
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The Transformer metal specimen is to be overseen by the scientist.
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Fierce
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猛
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The pack of wild dogs fiercely attacked the child when he hovered over the food dish.
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Boom
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盛
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The dot com boom turned into a payday that was suppose to dish out to everyone.
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Salt
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塩
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Too much salt will have you on the ground, reclining with your mouth open. Don’t put too much salt on the dish.
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Silver
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銀
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My favorite metal is sterling silver.
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Resentment / Regret
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恨
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In his current state of mind, the Olympian who won silver feels resentment towards the bloke who beat him.
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Root
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根
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Around the tree’s roots, miners found a vein of silver.
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Instant
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即
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Silver postage stamps do not guarantee instant delivery.
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Baron
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爵
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The baron Vladimir Harkkonan bred vultures with cylon eyes and fashion silver beaks to glue to their faces.
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Node
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節
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Intel’s bamboo nodes process information in an instant.
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Retreat
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退
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A tactical retreat is best if there are silver cyber-men on the road.
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Limit
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限
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Pride Rock limits silver mining.
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Eyeball
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眼
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Mad-Eye Moody has a silver eyeball.
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Good
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良
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A drop of silver will form a halo over the good-guys.
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Melodious
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朗
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In the melodious music video for “Halo” Beyonce shows lots of flesh.
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Wandering
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浪
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Water is a good thing to have while wandering in the desert of Dune.
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Daughter
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娘
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Parents envision their daughters a women with halos.
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Eat
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食
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Willy Wonka’s chocolate umbrella is good enough to eat.
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Meal
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飯
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Low-fat food advocates are anti-Happy Meals.
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Drink
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飲
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Astronaut food lack moisture, give me something to drink!
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Hungry
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飢
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Without food, a hungry supermodel may blow away in the wind.
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Starve
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餓
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You can swallow your pride, but you cannot eat your ego, even if you are starving.
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Decorate
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飾
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A picnic means eating a decorated bento while reclining on a towel.
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Bldg.
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館
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Eating in the Bldg. was prohibited by the bureaucrat. (Abbreviation)
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Foster
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養
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Jodie Foster did not act in, “The Silence of the Sheep” with the crazy dude who eats people. (Sheep and umbrella double up)
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Sate
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飽
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After I sated my appetite, I had the food wrapped in a to-go-box.
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Previously
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既
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I previously had silverware, up until the waitress took it.
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Outline
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概
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That is the chalk outline of a corpse police found beside a tree of a silver haired waitress.
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Rue
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慨
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Feel the resentment? You will rue (bitterly regret) the day you forget to tip the waitress!
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Even
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平
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Pictograph of an even and symmetrical lily.
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Call
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呼
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Don’t call out for my help if you fall into the mouth of the barbed lily. (Stem of lily is barbed)
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Two-Mat Area
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坪
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The ground is even under the two-mat area.
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Evaluate
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評
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The psychologist evaluated his words and slow even tones.
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Reap
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刈
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The farmer reaps what he sows into sheafs with his light-saber.
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Hope
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希
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I hope you did not tie the sheafs with linen.
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Villain
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凶
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The wicked villain made off with the farmer’s sheaf and shovel.
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Bosom
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胸
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The part of my body that is bound up from the villain’s gaze is my bosom.
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Detach
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離
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The top hat wearing villain detached his elbow like a boomerang and belt whips the evil turkey.
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Kill
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殺
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The sheaf atop the tree marks the missile silo that will launch and kill you.
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Genuine
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純
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Spiderman would not munch on earthworms, but a genuine spider would.
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Dull
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鈍
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Dull metal attracts earthworms.
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Spicy
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辛
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Spicy red peppers peppers are like standing on needles.
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Resign
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辞
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My tongue threatened to reign if I so much as taste anything spicy again.
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Catalpa
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梓
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Catalpa are trees with spicy bark.
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Superintend
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宰
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Under the superintendent's house lives a spicy Spice Girl.
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Wall
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壁
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The ketchup bottle exploded, covering the walls and the ground.
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