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laconic
link: tonic
"Grandma was laconic when it came time for Grandpa's tonic." |
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harrowing
link: hare rowing
"A harrowing experience for a hare rowing." |
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extremely distresses; disturbing or frightening
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aptitude
link: altitude
"Birds have an aptitude for altitude." |
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| capacity for learning; natural ability |
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endure
link: manure
"Cowboys endure a lot of manure." |
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to carry on through despite hardships; to put up with
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chronic
link: Ron's hic
"Ron's hiccups were chronic."
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continuing for a long time; continuous
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giddy
link:city
"Farmer John gets a little giddy every time he goes to the city." |
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a light-headed sensation; dizzy, frivolous
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irascible
link: wrestle bulls
"When he became irascible, the Masked Marvel would wrestle bulls." |
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easily angered, irritable
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cower
link: cow
"Bessie, the cowering cow, never could stand the sight of her own milk."
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cringe from fear; to shrink away
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gossamer
link: customer
"The spider's gossamer captured many unhappy customers." |
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delicate floating cobwebs; a sheer gauzy fabric; something delicate, light, flimsy
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queue
link: Q
"Qs in a Queue." |
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to form or to wait in line
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