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| to lie close together in order to keep warm.
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| soak
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| to make or become thoroughly wet.
| The rain had soaked her hair.
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| soap
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| a substance used for washing.
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| soar
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| to fly high in the air.
| The eagle soared over the valley
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| sob
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| to cry noisily, catching your breath.
| The little boy was sobbing in the corner.
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| soccer
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| a game played with a round ball that players may move with any part of their bodies except their hands and arms.
| Players score by moving the ball into the other team’s goal.
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| social
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| to do with people living together in communities.
| Social history.
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| society
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| all the people who live in a group or in a country, and their way of life
| Laws protect society
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| sock
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| a piece of clothing that covers your foot and the lower part of your leg.
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| socket
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| a hole that something, such as a plug or bulb, fits into.
| An electric socket.
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| soft
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| easy to put out of shape by touching, or not firm or hard.
| A soft pillow.
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| software
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| programs that are put into a computer to make it work.
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| soil
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| the top layer of earth in which plants can grow.
| You can grow some vegetables in pots of soil.
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| solar
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| having to do with the power of the Sun or any other light.
| A solar-powered calculator.
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| sold
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| to sell
| She sold her bike when she grew too big for it.
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| soldier
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| a person who is part of an army
| a Roman soldier
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| sole
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| the bottom part of your foot.
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| sole
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| one or only
| He was the sole survivor of the crash.
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| solemn
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| serious.
| A solemn promise.
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| solid
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| a substance that keeps its shape, and is not a liquid or a gas.
| Ice, rock, and jelly are solids.
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| solid
| adjective
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| made of the same thing all the way through
| This cat is carved from a solid block of wood.
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| solo
| adjective
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| on your own
| She made a solo flight around the world.
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| solo
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| a piece of music that is played or sung by one person.
| She played a violin solo.
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| solution
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| the answer to a problem.
| The solution to the crossword
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| solve
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| to find the answer to a problem or mystery
| To solve the puzzle you must end up with one marble in the middle.
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| some
| adjective
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| several or a few, but not a definite number or amount.
| Could you buy some apples, please?
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| somersault
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| to roll or leap forward or backward so that your whole body turns over.
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| son
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| a person’s male child.
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| sonar
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| a device that finds and records the depth of water.
| Sonar works by sending out sound waves and measuring how long it takes for the echo to return. Submarines use sonar to navigate at sea.
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| song
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| a piece of music with words that you sing.
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