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| slices of bread with another food in between.
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| sang
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| to sing
| The blackbird sang loudly outside my window.
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| to sink
| The ship sank at sea.
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| sari
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| a long, light cloth wrapped around the body and shoulder that is worn mainly by women of India, Bangladesh, Nepal, and Sri Lanka.
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| a traditional Asian skirt worn by men and women and made from a piece of cloth wrapped around the waist or chest.
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| a band of fabric worn around the waist or over the shoulder.
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| sat
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| to sit
| I sat down on the floor.
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| satellite
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| an object in orbit around a larger object in space.
| Planet satellites are called moons.
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| satisfy
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| to please someone or give someone what they want or need.
| His answer didn’t satisfy the teacher.
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| sauce
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| a liquid or soft food that is eaten with a meal.
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| saucepan
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| a metal container with a handle, used for cooking.
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| saucer
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| a small, shallow plate that is placed beneath a cup.
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| sausage
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| a food made from a mixture of chopped meat, fat, and cereal inside a tube of thin skin.
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| save
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| to rescue.
| The firefighter saved him from the burning house.
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| saw
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| a tool for cutting wood that has a handle and a blade with sharp teeth.
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| to use a saw
| Sawing a plank of wood
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| saw
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| to see
| I saw my face in the mirror.
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| say
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| to speak words out loud.
| “Hurry up!” I said
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| scald
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| to burn with hot liquid or steam
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| scale
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| a series of regular marks along a line used for measuring.
| Thermometers have a scale for measuring temperature.
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| scales
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| a machine that is used to weigh things.
| kitchen scales
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| scar
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| a mark left on the skin after a wound has healed.
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| scarce
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| not great in amount, or not often found.
| Snow is scarce in May.
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| scare
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| to become frightened
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| scarecrow
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| a figure made from sticks and old clothes that is used to scare birds away from crops
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| scarf
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| a piece of cloth that you wear around your shoulders, neck, or head for decoration or to keep warm.
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| scatter
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| to spread in many different directions.
| The wind scattered the seeds.
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| scavenger
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| an animal that feeds on rotting meat and garbage.
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| scene
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| the place where something happened.
| The scene of the crime.
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| scenery
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| the way a place looks
| The scenery in the mountains was amazing
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