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gripped-
griped
means to hold on tight
to comlain
scarred-
scared-
to leave a mark
to be afraid
mopped
moped
to be sad
to make somthing clean.
tap
tape
to lightly toch something
an object that is made out of plastic and glue.
pine
pin
to miss them
a pointy object
file
fill
a folder were important things are stored
to fill up
hop
hope
to jump up and down
to wish for