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drawer
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[ 'drɔ:ə ]
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a box that slides in and out of a piece of furniture, used to store things
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bald
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[ bɔ:ld ]
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having no hair on the head
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running
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[ 'rʌniŋ ]
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the activity of moving fast on your feet
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grape
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[ greip ]
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a small round juicy fruit that grows in bunches on a vine
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shower
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[ 'ʃauə ]
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to wash your body while standing under falling water
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anniversary
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[ ,æni'və:s(ə)ri ]
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a date that is remembered because something important happened on it in a past year
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make-up
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[ meik-ʌp ]
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a test taken later to replace one that a student missed
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trap
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[ træp ]
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a device or trick used to catch a person or animal
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underwear
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[ 'ʌndər‚weər ]
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clothing worn next to the skin under other clothes
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pregnant
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[ 'pregnənt ]
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having a baby growing inside the body
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gross
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[ grəus ]
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very unpleasant or disgusting (informal)
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worried
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[ 'wɜ:rɪd ]
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feeling upset because you think something bad may happen
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plumbing
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[ 'plʌmbiŋ ]
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the system of water pipes inside a building
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tutor
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[ 'tu:tər ]
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a teacher who works with one student, often at home
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broken
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[ 'brəukən ]
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damaged into pieces or no longer working
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coffin
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[ 'kɔfin ]
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a long box in which a dead body is placed for burial
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slap
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[ slæp ]
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to hit someone quickly with the flat part of your open hand
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fixed
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[ fikst ]
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repaired; made to work again
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basically
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[ 'beisikəli ]
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in the simplest terms; essentially
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doing
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[ 'du(:)iŋ ]
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the -ing form of 'do'; performing an action
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flap
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[ flæp ]
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a flat piece of cloth or other material joined at one edge that can move up and down
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talking
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[ 'tɔ:kiŋ ]
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the act of using words to say something
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loft
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[ lɔft ]
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a room or space just under the roof of a house or building
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starting
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[ stɑ:tɪŋ ]
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beginning; the act of starting something
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killing
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[ 'kiliŋ ]
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the act of taking a life; in slang 'it's killing him' means it upsets him a lot
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