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brilliant
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adj. 1: very bright; shining; sparkling 2: very clever; smart (16)
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Emily wore the brilliant dress.
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brood
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n. a number of birds hatched at one time; all the young children in a family v. to· think in a troubled manner; to worry (16)
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A brood of chicks was hatched in the nest.
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burrow
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n. a hole or tunnel dug in the ground by certain animals such as'the mole and rabbit v. 1: to dig a hole in the ground 2: to search by digging deeply into (16)
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The rabbit burrowed in the yard.
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chapel
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n. a small church; a room set aside for worship (16) .
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The people were married in the tiny chapel.
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companion
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n. I: a person who goes along with or does things with another; a friend 2: either one of a pair of matched things (16)
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His companion went with him to play in the park.
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harbor
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n. 1: a safe place for ships to end a journey or stay over 2: any place that is safe v. 1: to hide, especially to hide a wanted person 2: to hold in mind; to refuse to stop thinking about (16)
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The family harbored Om-nom in their house to keep him safe from the storm.
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illustrated
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adj. made clear by having pictures, diagrams, examples, etc.; decorated with pictures (16)
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Yoshi illustrated the book by coloring many pictures.
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include
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v. to have or take in as part of the whole;to contain; to put in (16)
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The bomb included dynamite.
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messenger
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n. a person who carries news or any other type of message from one person or place to another (16)
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The messenger was a mailman.
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project
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n. a plan or idea that is being carried out v. 1:to throw forward as on a movie screen 2: to stick out
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The head of the mouse projected out of his hole.
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remark
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v. to say; to make a comment n. something said; a comment (16)
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The teacher gave a encouraging remark on his paper.
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tuft
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n. a bunch of something, such as grass, hair, or something similar(16)
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The cowboy's horse ate the only tuft of grass in the desert.
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adjoining
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adj. next to; side-by-side ADJOIN v. to be next to (17)
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The houses were adjoining each other.
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awaken
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v. to rouse from sleep; to wake up (17)
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Yoshi awakened from his nap.
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captive
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n. a person caught and held as a prisoner adj. captured; held prisoner; unable to leave (17)
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The captive tried to escape.
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cord
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n. 1: thick string 2: a measure of cut firewood 8 feet long, 4 feet wide, and 4 feet high (17)
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The thick cord was used as a lasso.
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gallows
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n. a platform from which people who have been sentenced to death are hanged by the neck (17)
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The criminal was hung from the gallows.
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garment
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n. any piece of clothing adj. having to do with the making of clothes (17)
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The merchant wore the garment.
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gloomy
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adj. I: dimly lighted 2: cheerless; sad (17)
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The gloomy kid sat in the bus by himself.
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habit
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n. I: something done over and over again without thinking about it 2: a special costume or type of dress
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Some people have bad habits like biting their tongues.
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loose
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adj. 1: not fastened or firmly held 2: not correct; not careful v. to set free or release (17)
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The loose tooth wiggled in his mouth.
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separate
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v. to set apart; to keep apart adj. not together; not joined (17)
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The enemies separated so they would not fight.
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uneasy
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adj. worried; not at ease (17)
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The uneasy tightrope-walker walked the tightrope.
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admire
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v. to look upon with pleasure or approval; to like(18)
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announce
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v. to state publicly ANNOUNCEMENT n. a public statement (18)
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antlers
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n. pl. the branched horns of animals such as the deer and moose (18)
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beam
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n. 1: a wooden support 2: a ray of light 3: a wideand friendly smile v. 1: to shine brightly 2: to smile in a bright and friendly way (18)
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caldron
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n. a large pot or kettle (18)
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gash
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n. a long deep cut v. to make such a cut (18)
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hail
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v. I: to welcome or greet loudly 2: to rain small round pieces of ice 3: to fall or shoot past in large numbers n. 1: a cry of welcome 2: frozen rain 3: anything flying past with force in large numbers (18)
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hinge
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n. a joint on which a door or lid swings open and shut v. I: to put a hinge on ~INGE ON v. to depend on in an important way (18)
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jagged
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adj. 1: having sharp points 2: rough and uneven (18)
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pier
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n. a structure built out over water and used as a walk or tying-up place for boats (18)
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rude
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adj. 1: without respect for others; impolite 2:roughly or crudely made (18)
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shallow
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adj. 1: not deep 2: lacking deep thought or feeling; not serious (18)
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abundant
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adj. plentiful; well supplied; more than (19)
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anchor
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n. a heavy weight dropped into water to hold a boat in one place; anything used to hold something in one place or to hold something steady v. to keep from drifting; to hold firmly in place (19)
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creek
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n. a small stream; a little inlet of the sea (19)
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distant
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adj. 1: faraway 2: cold; lacking friendliness (I 9)
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harness
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n. a set of controlling straps for a horse or other animal v. 1: to put such straps on 2: to control so as to use the energy of (19)
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pantry
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n. a small room off a kitchen where dishes, food, etc. are stored (19)
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peer
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n. 1: a person of equal worth or standing 2: a lord, especially a British duke, earl, viscount, baron, or marquis v. to look closely (19)
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rap
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v. 1: to strike or knock sharply 2: to say in a sharp, quick way n. a quick, sharp knock (19)
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reel
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n. 1: a frame or spool on which anything long may be wound 2: a lively dance or the music for such a dance v. to move unsteadily; to stagger; to stumble (19)
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roam
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v. to travel aimlessly; to travel with no plan or purpose; to wander (19)
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sturdy
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adj. strong; firm; solidly built (19)
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tint
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n. a light or pale color; a shade of a color v. to color (19)
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tug
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n. 1: a hard pull 2: a small powerful boat used to pull or push a ship; a tugboat v. to pull with some force (19)
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