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| a metal container for putting things in or for preserving food.
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| tingle
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| Carbonated drinks make my mouth tingle.
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| tip
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| to turn something over so that the contents fall out.
| She tipped the dirty water out of the bucket.
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| tip
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| a helpful hint or piece of useful information.
| Do you have any tips for getting rid of stains?
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| tip
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| a small, extra gift of money, given in return for a service.
| I left the waiter in the restaurant a tip.
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| tissue
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| a material that makes up a part of a living thing
| Brain tissue.
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| title
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| a person’s professional position.
| Her title was Senior Editor.
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| toast
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| the action of wishing someone well by raising your glass and drinking.
| Let’s drink a toast to the bride and groom.
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| tooth
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| one of the pointed parts on an object such as a saw or a comb.
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| top
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| a lid.
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| top
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| a spinning toy.
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| toss
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| to throw a coin and guess which side will face up in order to decide something.
| We tossed a coin to see who should have the first turn.
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| tough
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| very difficult.
| A tough problem.
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| trace
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| to follow or discover something by observing marks or clues.
| She traced her family’s history back three centuries.
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| track
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| a path or rough road.
| They drove the truck up a bumpy track.
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| track
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| a course used for races.
| They did four laps around the running track.
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| tragedy
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| a play with a sad ending.
| Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet is a tragedy.
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| trail
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| to walk or move slowly behind someone.
| The children trailed along behind their mother.
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| trail
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| a track, scent, or other sign left by something that has passed by.
| He left a trail of garbage behind him.
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| train
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| to teach or to learn a skill.
| He trained his dog to sit.
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| treat
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| to try to make someone well.
| She treated the cut on his head.
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| treat
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| trial
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| an experiment or test to see what something is like or to see if it works.
| The new sports car passed its trials successfully.
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| triangle
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| a musical instrument.
| A triangle is played by hitting one of the metal sides with a small metal rod.
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| trick
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| something done to fool someone.
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| trunk
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| the main part of the body of a person or animal, not including the head, arms, and legs.
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| trunk
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| the long nose of an elephant
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| try
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| to test something to see if it works, or to put something on to see if it fits.
| She tried on the gloves.
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| try
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| to decide in a trial, within a court of law, whether someone is innocent or guilty of a crime
| The court tried him for theft.
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| tube
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| a long, narrow container made of plastic or thin metal. The contents are removed by squeezing.
| tube of toothpaste
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