| shock
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| pain and injury caused by a flow of electricity through a person’s body.
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| shock
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| He was in shock after the accident.
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| shoot
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| to wound or kill with a bullet or other weapon.
| The hunters shot the birds.
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| shoot
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| to take pictures with a camera.
| She shoots lots of animal photographs.
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| short
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| not lasting a long time.
| The movie was very short.
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| short
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| not having enough of something.
| We are one playing card short.
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| shower
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| a short, sudden rain
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| shower
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| a sudden fall of something in large quantities.
| A shower of meteors.
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| shuffle
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| to move by dragging your feet along the ground.
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| shutter
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| the part of a camera inside the lens that opens and closes to allow light to fall onto the film.
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| side
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| the outside surfaces of something, but not the front or back.
| A car viewed from the side
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| side
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| a team or group of people that is against another group
| Which side are you on?
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| sight
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| something that can be seen. The ship was a fine sight as it sailed up the river.
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| sign
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| to use sign language to communicate with people who have hearing difficulties.
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| sign
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| a movement that expresses a meaning.
| He nodded his head as a sign that he wanted to leave.
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| sign
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| a public notice that gives information
| A road sign.
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| signal
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| the electrical current by which sounds and pictures are transmitted to radios, televisions, and telephones.
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| silver
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| the color of the metal silver.
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| simple
| adjective
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| plain
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| sing
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| to perform by singing.
| She is singing in an opera.
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| sink
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| to go down slowly.
| The Sun sank below the horizon.
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| sit
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| to rest or be positioned.
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| sit
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| to pose for something.
| She sat for her portrait.
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| sketch
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| a short play.
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| skip
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| to jump over a turning rope.
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| skip
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| to pass over or leave something out deliberately.
| We’ll skip the next question.
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| slide
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| a transparent photo in a cardboard or plastic frame.
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| slip
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| to slide or fall over by accident.
| He slipped in the mud.
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| slow
| adverb
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| behind the time
| This watch is 5 minutes slow
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| smart
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| well-dressed.
| He looked very smart in his new suit
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