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A short, stocky man. noun - having a wide, strong, body. start learning
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A gallant soldier. start learning
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The seeds I planted are just beginning to sprout. cerb - If a plant sprouts, or if it sprouts something, it begins to produce leaves, flowers, etc. start learning
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My father has always supported my siblings and me. noun - a sister or brother. start learning
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noun - Steel is manufactured in a forge. / verb - He forged a horse-shoe out of an iron bar. noun - a place where metal objects are made by heating and shaping metal. / verb - to shape metal by heating and hammering. start learning
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1. Outside, the trees rustled in the wind. 2. She rustled her papers. verb - If things such as paper or leaves rustle, or if you rustle them, they move about and make a soft, dry sound. start learning
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1. Nell kept poking me in the arm. 2. He poked her in the ribs with his elbow. verb - 1. to quickly push your finger or other pointed object into someone or something. 2. to push something into; to prod. start learning
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Someone was lurking in the shadows. verb - to wait somewhere secretly, especially before doing something bad. start learning
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1. she loathed him on sight. 2. I loathe having to get up early in the mornings. verb - feel intense dislike or disgust for. / To hate very much. start learning
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verb - a hammock was slung between two trees. / noun - He had his broken arm in a sling. verb - to put something in a position where it hangs loosely. / noun - a type of bandage hanging from the neck or shoulders to support an injured arm. start learning
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He squatted down beside me. verb - to sit down on the heels or in a crouching position. start learning
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She peered at me over her glasses. verb - to look carefully or with difficulty. start learning
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1. He walloped the desk with his fist. 2. I’ll wallop you if you do that again! verb - to hit someone or something hard. start learning
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noun - a slave/peasant revolt. / verb - Many were killed when nationalists revolted against the new government. noun - a situation in which people try to change a government, often using violence, or in which they refuse to accept someone's authority. / verb - to try to change a government, often using violence, or to refuse to accept someone's authority. start learning
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Many of the old skills had become redundant. adj - not needed or used any more because there are other similar or more modern things. start learning
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1. She began skimming through the reports on her desk. 2. Birds skimmed the surface of the pond. verb - 1. to read or look at something quickly without looking at the details. 2. to move quickly, and almost or just touch the surface of something. start learning
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1. The mother cuddled the child until he fell asleep. 2. The mother cuddled the child until he fell asleep. verb - to put your arms around someone to show them that you love them. start learning
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brush of sth / brush against/past sb/sth noun - She felt the brush of his lips against her cheek. / verb - He brushed past me as he went up the stairs. noun - the feeling of something touching you lightly. / verb - to lightly touch someone or something as you move past. start learning
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1. Racial hatred. 2. He developed an intense hatred of all women. noun - a very strong dislike of someone or something. start learning
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He had a mane of white hair. noun - the long, thick hair that grows on the necks of animals such as horses or lions. start learning
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