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Something that floats in the water.
Ship
Something you wear on your foot.
Shoe
Something soft to sit on.
Cushion
Something you put your food on.
Dishes
Something you sit in.
Chair
Something soft to sit on.
Cushion
What you use to fix your hair.
Brush
What you do when you are dirty.
Wash
Something red you can put on food to make it taste better.
Ketchup
Things that can start a fire.
Matches
Something crunchy you can eat.
Chip
A place where you can play in the ocean and sand.
Beach
Something you eat during the day.
Lunch