| watch
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| to look at and pay attention to someone or something for a time.
| Watching birds.
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| watch
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| a small instrument for telling the time, usually worn on the wrist
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| water
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| a clear liquid that falls as rain and forms streams, rivers, lakes, and oceans.
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| water
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| to supply with water.
| Will you water my plants while I’m away?
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| water cycle
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| the process by which water travels around the Earth and its atmosphere. Water from rivers and oceans evaporates into the air, where it gathers to form clouds. The water then falls as rain to fill the rivers and oceans.
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| waterfall
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| a place where a river falls over a steep cliff.
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| watermelon
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| a large, juicy type of melon with green skin. The flesh is red and contains black seeds.
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| waterproof
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| not allowing water to pass through it.
| A waterproof coat.
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| watt
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| a unit for measuring electrical power.
| A 100-watt lightbulb.
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| wave
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| a moving ridge on the surface of a liquid.
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| wave
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| to signal to someone by moving your hand or an object from side to side.
| She waved good-bye as the ship sailed away.
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| wax
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| a solid, oily substance that melts when it is heated.
| Wax is used to make many things, including furniture polish and candles.
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| way
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| a direction or route.
| The sign showed the way to the village.
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| weak
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| having little strength or power.
| Baby birds are very weak when they are born.
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| wealthy
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| having a lot of money or possessions.
| The inventor sold his idea and became very wealthy.
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| weapon
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| a tool that can be used to hurt someone.
| In the past, spears and swords were used as weapons.
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| wear
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| to have on or covering your body
| He is wearing a South American cowboy outfit.
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| weary
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| very tired.
| She felt weary after her long walk.
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| weather
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| the condition of the atmosphere at a certain place and time, such as the air temperature and whether or not it is raining
| a weather map
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| weathered
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| having changed shape or color due to the effects of the Sun, wind, or rain.
| Weathered rock.
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| weave
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| to pass threads over and under one another to make cloth.
| He is weaving a mat out of wool.
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| web
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| a fine net of sticky threads made by a spider to trap flies.
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| wedding
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| an occasion when two people get married.
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| weed
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| a wild plant that grows where it is not wanted.
| Burdock is a common weed.
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| week
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| a period of seven days.
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| weekend
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| Saturday and Sunday, the days when many people do not go to school or work.
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| weep
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| to show you are unhappy by crying.
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| weigh
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| to measure how heavy something is.
| He weighed some beans.
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| weight
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| the measurement of how heavy something is.
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