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1. |
to make the quality of something worse |
a. |
bake |
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2. |
to lay or bend something over upon itself |
b. |
barrel |
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3. |
a grainy type of soil found on beaches |
c. |
bat |
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4. |
to be under obligation or indebted to someone |
d. |
chew |
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5. |
to cover with paper, cloth, or plastic |
e. |
fold |
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6. |
to compress; press closely, usually for extracting juice |
f. |
hanger |
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7. |
a small, furry mammal which flies at night |
g. |
log |
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8. |
to move food or drinks down the throat |
h. |
melt |
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9. |
a device upon which clothing is hung |
i. |
owe |
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10. |
open the mouth in an expression of sleepiness |
j. |
rinse |
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11. |
to immerse or drench in water or other liquid |
k. |
sand |
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12. |
to cook in an oven |
l. |
sheet |
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13. |
a large thin cloth which can be spread on a bed |
m. |
soak |
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14. |
to reduce from a solid to a liquid by heat |
n. |
spill |
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15. |
to cut and grind with the teeth |
o. |
spoil |
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16. |
a fallen tree trunk or bulky piece of timber |
p. |
squeeze |
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17. |
to allow something to fall or run out of a vessel or container |
q. |
swallow |
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18. |
to move back and forth, sway |
r. |
swing |
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19. |
to cleanse with water after washing with soap |
s. |
wrap |
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20. |
a large round container used for holding great amounts of liquid |
t. |
yawn |
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