| sum
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| an amount of money
| A new bike will cost you a large sum of money.
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| surf
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| to explore the internet.
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| surgery
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| a place where you go to see a doctor or dentist for treatment.
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| suspect
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| to suppose that something is likely.
| I suspect it will rain.
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| suspicious
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| behaving in a way that makes people suspect you.
| A suspicious character was climbing into the house.
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| swear
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| to speak rude or unpleasant words.
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| sweep
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| to push away. The flood swept the car off the road.
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| sweet
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| very pleasant or kind.
| It was sweet of you to bring me flowers.
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| swirl
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| The boat and leaves swirled around as they floated downstream.
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| table
| noun
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| a list of facts or figures written in columns.
| A multiplication table.
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| tackle
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| to seize and try to throw someone to the ground, usually in a sport such as football.
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| take
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| to bring or lead.
| My parents took me to the movie theater.
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| take
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| to make use of something.
| Take the first turn on the left.
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| tall
| adjective
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| having a particular height.
| He is 4 feet tall.
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| tank
| noun
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| a heavy vehicle with guns that moves along on metal belts instead of wheels.
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| tape
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| a strip of plastic coated with magnetic powder that is used for recording sounds, video pictures, and computer information.
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| taste
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| the flavor of something when you have licked it or put it in your mouth.
| She tried the soup to see if she liked the taste.
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| temper
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| an angry mood.
| She threw the book across the room in a temper.
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| tender
| adverb
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| feeling sore when touched.
| The lion had a tender paw after stepping on a thorn.
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| tender
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| gentle and loving.
| He gave his baby a tender smile.
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| tense
| adjective
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| stretched tight
| Tense muscles.
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| thick
| adjective
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| packed closely together.
| A thick forest.
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| thick
| adjective
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| having a certain measurement in width or depth.
| The plank was three inches thick.
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| thin
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| hardly covered
| A thin layer of snow covered the ground.
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| thin
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| not having much fat.
| A thin man
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| thing
| noun
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| an idea or an action.
| There are four things I want to do this evening.
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| tick
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| the clicking sound of a clock.
| Each clock tick made me more nervous.
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| tie
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| to score the same number of points as someone else in a contest.
| They tied for first place.
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| time
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| a particular point in the day.
| What time is it?
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| time
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| a period in the past, present, or future.
| In Roman times, many roads were built throughout Europe.
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