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The water is <something> here, we shouldn't dive
The entire block here is powered by this electricity <something>
The present participle of work
It's really <something>, I should go to bed so I can wake up early tomorrow
Wow this place is noisy, it is full of <something> monkeys. They make so much noise...
To reach a state of perfect happiness, typically so as to be oblivious of everything else. Also might be the name of Norwegian Cruise Ship
It's the opposite of lodge, and the past tense too
They're made of fabric, and good to entertain children. Put them on your hands and move them around surely you've got a show already (plural form)
I guess sloths just move <something> compared to every other animal...
These are items, typically made of plastic coated paper in batches of 52 or 54 that magicians use for a variety of tricks
The innate response to a situation for humans is usually fight or <something>
(of an animal or bird of prey) spring or swoop suddenly so as to catch prey... Cats and birds like to do this a lot
I'd be really disappointed if my <something> were only a B+ at school. That's unfortunate
There's this popular Romanian cybersecurity company, often used as an Antivirus. I'd say to take out the "Bit," and then make the rest of the word plural
There are a team of British workers pulling something ... they say... <something>! Ho! <something> Ho! and keep alternating until the massive object has been pulled along.
The only time I'd use this is to clean a baby's... well you know (plural)
Mold pottery out of this stuff; you'd find it by riverbeds
Clickclickclick... that's a lot of typing I'm doing, of course I'd need it. What am I typing? Well you'd see it as C++, Java, Javascript, and HTML, CSS and the rest... well I clearly know how to <something>
I'd say Robert J. Lang would do a lot of this during his paper endeavors. Not folding but its antonym of course. (present participle)
This is used in electronics everywhere these days to make microcable connections! Might be a fusible metal alloy used to create a permanent bond between metal workpieces...
This term is short for vocabulary
In the US we say Merry Christmas... the British would say <something> Christmas instead. Wonder what that is?
A disorganized or confused collection of things. Or even the common <something>: ordinary or common people who do not have a lot of money, power, or social status
The traditional male quality of being brave and strong OR the fact of being typically male. (noun)
<something> can be made up of two types of clauses. Those are the main and subordinate clauses (plural)
People just sell things here. I'd come here to buy anything really. They can come online as well as irl. Very generic word it is... (plural)
I've thrown a bunch of compliments at you; well far too many. You'd say, "I'm <something>"
Eat these for breakfast; a type of cereal I'd see that comes in small circular rings. There's the honey version too and it is beautifully good.
The 4000W lightbulb turned on and <something> the whole room. (past tense, starts with b)
This is what somebody on a bicycle would do. (present tense) Also might be a type of rendering engine, far better compared to Eevee
Desi's real name :))
The bottom bed is comfortable to sleep on, and probably has far more space than the <something> bed above.
It's the h in the acronym tbh, but the adverb.
This animal has a blue tongue. Need I say more?
A person who gives information to another. They are the... (noun, plural)
The government sets laws and writes bills to <something> all the time. It's the control or supervision of something by means of rules and conditions. (present tense, verb)
In Minecraft you have full blocks like stone, wood and quartz. You might want to split them in half and get a <something> (singular)
(of glue, paint, or other substances) retaining a slightly sticky feel; not fully dry. This is also a song by Weird Al Yankovic :D
So you're at a restaurant. The person who waits tables is the waiter. If I'm giving a call to my friend, I am the <something>
You just do this when you are sad... make it past tense though
The singular version of what planes, birds and angels have in common
There's a Chinese dynasty that is also a noun that even makes sense in English. Convert the noun to a verb then make it past tense. The verb is irregular btw.
A small, hard, dry seed – with or without an attached hull or fruit layer. You'd find this in your wheat cereal too. Good for health and fiber.
Properly a name of respect or a title equivalent to lady, surviving in English as the legal designation for the wife or widow of a baronet or knight or for a dame of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire. Still means lady in French though.
A cottage, but smaller. They are placed right next to nature, made of wood. This word is also used for the rooms on a ship.
In the <something>, the mighty <something>, the lion sleeps tonight... AWIMBAWEAWIMBAWEAWIMBAWEAWIMBAWE
I don't think this is used very often, but a selection of clothes worn together for a particular occasion or purpose. I'm going to wear this <something> today! (synonym for costume)
Freshman, Sophomore, <something>, Senior. Make that plural
What do people do at an auction? Or just on Ebay for a product everybody wants? (present tense)
Move this around and climb up tall objects with the multiple rung, sometimes metal or wood, <something>
Fantasy creature with scales. Easy enough :)
This is associated with four leaf clovers, as well as St. Patrick's Day. (noun, singular)
Use this in the shower. It comes as a bar as well as a liquid
I mean this activity is one of them, but the physical version is usually made of thousands of pieces. Ravensburger would be a popular brand. (plural)
You have addition, subtraction, <something>, and division
Soldiers do this all the time! But they must stagger their <something> when walking on bridges or the bridge will collapse from sheer force.
I can't think of anything for this. It's roadway. That's the word
This part of the body has several uses, preventing foreign objects from entering the lungs and acting as a virus filter. If that gets infected, you would get <something>itis, and very sick. (plural)
Morphing is a special effect in motion pictures and animations that changes one image or shape into another through a seamless transition. Or simply to change into, to take the form/character of. (present participle)
I copy from the textbook and write in my <something>
What a wild <something> they made about my clothes yesterday! (synonym for comment, or observation)
Horses just do this when they run, but since they go up and down, they <something> (present participle)
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