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| a small, usually nocturnal mammal with long front teeth for gnawing food. Some rodents eat insects and plants, while others only eat plants. Rats, mice, and squirrels are rodents.
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| paper, cloth, film, or other material that has been wound onto a tube.
| rolls of wrapping paper
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| the outside covering on top of a vehicle or a building.
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| one of the separate areas inside a building.
| bathroom
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| roost
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| to settle down for the night, usually done by birds.
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| the part of a plant that usually grows underground. A plant’s roots supply it with water and minerals from the soil.
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| a strong, thick piece of twisted string or wire.
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| rose
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| a plant with thorns along its stem and flowers with many petals.
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| rose
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| to rise
| The Sun rose in the sky.
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| rot
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| to go bad, or to weaken and break down.
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| rotate
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| to turn around a central point like a wheel does.
| The Earth rotates on its axis.
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| rough
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| uneven, or not smooth.
| A rough sea.
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| round
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| shaped like a circle, with no corners.
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| route
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| the path you take to get from one place to another.
| We drew our route on the map in red.
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| routine
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| a regular activity.
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| row
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| a line of several things next to each other.
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| row
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| to make a boat move forward by pulling it through the water with oars.
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| royal
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| to do with a king, queen, or members of his or her family
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| rub
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| to press something backward and forward over the surface of something else.
| She rubbed her wet hair with a towel.
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| rubbish
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| the things that people throw away because they no longer have use for them.
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| rude
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| speaking or behaving in a way that does not show respect.
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| rug
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| a small carpet made of thick material.
| a cotton bath rug
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| rugged
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| having a rough, uneven surface
| A rugged landscape.
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| ruin
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| the broken remains of a building.
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| ruin
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| to spoil or damage something.
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| rule
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| an instruction of what must or must not be done, for example, in a game.
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| rule
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| to govern a country or a group of people.
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| ruler
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| a straight piece of wood, metal, or plastic that is used for measuring and drawing straight lines.
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| rumble
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| to make a long, low sound, like the noise thunder makes.
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