| way
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| a method.
| What is the right way to use a video camera?
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| way
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| a manner of behaving.
| She stared at him in a very rude way.
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| weave
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| to move in and out between objects.
| The river weaves its way around the hills and down to the sea.
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| web
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| a collection of pages linked electronically via the internet.
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| weigh
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| to have a certain weight.
| The package weighed half a pound.
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| weight
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| a piece of metal with a known heaviness, used with weighing scales to determine how much something weighs.
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| well
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| thoroughly.
| Water the plants well.
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| wet
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| rainy
| Wet weather.
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| wet
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| not yet dry
| Wet paint.
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| whine
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| to complain unnecessarily
| The toddler whined about going to bed.
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| whisk
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| to beat a mixture lightly and quickly.
| Whisk the egg whites until they are stiff.
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| wide
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| having a certain measurement from one side to the other.
| The carpet is ten feet wide.
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| wild
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| uncontrolled, violent, or crazy.
| The children went wild at the amusement park.
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| will
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| a document containing instructions about what should happen to a person’s possessions after his or her death.
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| will
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| determination. She had the will to win.
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| wind
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| to turn in a curving way.
| They could see the car winding its way up the hill.
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| wing
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| one of the large, flat parts on each side of an airplane that acts in a similar way to a bird’s wings.
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| wood
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| a group of trees growing together.
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| word
| noun
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| the group of letters you use to write down these sounds.
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| work
| noun
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| to do a job or task.
| My father works in a factory.
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| work
| noun
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| to operate efficiently.
| This washing machine is not working properly.
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| would
| verb
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| a word used to ask for something.
| Would you like some tea?
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| wreck
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| He crashed into the stone post, wrecking the car.
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| wrong
| adjective
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| bad
| It’s wrong to steal.
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| yesterday
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| I went to the zoo yesterday. yesterday.
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| youth
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| young people in general.
| A place for the youth of the town to meet.
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| zipper
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| Zippers are used to fasten clothing or bags.
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| crumble
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| break or fall apart into small fragments, especially over a period of time as part of a process of deterioration
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| align
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| place or arrange (things) in a straight line
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| traverse
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| to cross or go through
| she traversed the forest
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