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25 Cards in this Set
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a small cake of baked bread dough
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biscuit
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a small plant that has leaves divided into three leaflets and rounded heads of small flowers
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clover
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of or relating to the people or the community
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public
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an enclosed chamber, as in a stove, used for baking, heating, or drying
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oven
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a strip of cloth or other material that is used to cover and protect a wound or injury
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bandage
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a small, simply built house
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cabin
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any of a large number of materials that are made from chemicals. It can be formed into films, molded into objects, or made into fibers for use in textiles
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plastic
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a device for finding the location and measuring the speed of distant objects by using reflected radio waves
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radar
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a warm covering for the hand that has a separate section for the thumb
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mitten
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a canvas or leather bag that is designed to be carried on the back
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knapsack
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of a certain limited area or place
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local
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a spicy yellow or light brown paste or powder made from the sharp-tasting seeds of the mustard plant and used as a seasoning for food
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mustard
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a young person who is being taught in a school or by a private teacher
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pupil
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a long upholstered seat with a back and arms
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sofa
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to greet with pleasure, hospitality, or special ceremony
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welcome
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a sharp cutting instrument that is used to shave hair, especially on the face
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razor
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not plain or simple; elaborate
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fancy
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a point beyond which someone or something cannot go
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limit
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very well known
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famous
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a single thing, as in a list or group
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item
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a day or period of celebrating; holiday
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festival
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the fact of having done wrong; blame for a crime or a bad deed
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guilt
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to look over carefully
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inspecting
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to stay in one place longer than usual
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lingered
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to be filled with sound
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resounded
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