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adj. VERY OLD; OF A LONG TIME AGO
In the movie The Night at the Museum we saw many _____ figures come to life in the middle of the night. |
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n. A PERIOD OF 100 YEARS
The twenty-first _____ becgan on January 1, 2000. |
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n. A LARGE ROOM
When we toured the pyramid, we were led into a dark ____ where the king was laid to rest. |
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n. pl. AN OFFICE OR GROUP OF OFFICES
The judge asked the lawyers to join him in his _____. |
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v. TO GO OR COME DOWN
I watched my paper airplane fly high into the air and then quickly _____ and crash on the ground. |
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n. ONE WHO HAS CERTAIN PERSONS AS ONE'S PARENTS, GRANDPARENTS, ETC.
My gradnfather once told me that I am a _____ of a famous missionary to China. |
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n. A WAY IN
We needed to get into the building but we could not find the ___. |
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n. EACH SEPARATE ITEM IN A DIARY OR LIST
Before I go to bed each night I make an ____ into my journal so I can remember everything that happened that day. |
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n. THE INSIDE PART OF SOMETHING
The ____ of the building was still under construction but the outside looked finished. |
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adj. HAVING TO DO WITH THE INSIDE PART
The doctor said that the ____ chamber of his heart was bad and that he would need to have an operation to correct it. |
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v. TO COME OR GO IN WITHOUT PERMISSION OR WELCOME
We did not mean to ____ on mom and dad while they were having a serious conversation. |
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n. THE ACT OF INTRUDING
I got very frustrated at Steven for his _____ on my conversation with Daniel. |
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n. ONE WHO INTRUDES
The ____ snuck in the back door and took the TV. |
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v. TO FIND
Despite all our efforts, we could not ____ the piece of jewelry mom had lost. |
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v. TO PUT OR TO BE FOUND IN A PLACE
Our offices are _____ at the corner of Voss and San Felipe. |
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n. THE PLACE WHERE SOMETHING CAN BE FOUND
Dad had to tell us the exact ____ to meet him at the game. If he didn't, we would have gotten lost. |
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n. A PART OF A WRITTEN WORK OR PIECE OF MUSIC
Corbin read a ____ from his favorite book to the class. |
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n. THE ACT OR PROCESS OF PASSING, AS THROUGH TIME OR FROM PLACE TO PLACE
One rite of ____ for a child is to go from riding in the back seat to riding in the front seat of a car. |
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n. A WAY THROUGH WHICH TO PASS
The ____ to the library from the classroom is covered but it does not have walls so in the cold weather you really need to wear a sweater. |
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n. A PART OR SHARE OF THE WHOLE
After we closed down the lemonade, Cameron and Conly gave Corbin and Cara their ____ of the profits made that day. |
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n. A SERVING OR HELPING, AS OF FOOD
The orpahn was sad when she saw that her ____ of food for the day was only a very small bowl of porridge. |
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adj. VERY VALUABLE
The crown is filled with ____ jewels and gold. |
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adj. MUCH LOVED
My three children and husband are _____ to me. |
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n. A DEEP PIT WHERE STONE IS CUT OUT OF THE GROUND
Fred Flinstone worked in a ____ digging for rocks. His boss' name was Mr. Slate. |
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n. AN ANIMAL THAT IS BEING HUNTED
The hunters were having a hard time following their ____ in the dark, rain. |
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n. A SLANTED WALK OR ROADWAY THAT CONNECTS A LOWER TO A HIGHER PLACE
Instead of stairs, we walked up a ____ to get to the second level in the stadium. |
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adj. HAVING LOTS OF ROOM
Charley's bedroom is more ____ than Cara's. He has a little more room to play in. |
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n. THE OUTSIDE LAYER; THE TOP
The ____ of a human being's body is called the skin. |
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n. AN OUTWARD LOOK OR APPEARANCE
On the ____ he seems like a happy child because he is always smiling and having fun. |
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v. TO RISE TO THE TOP OF A BODY OF WATER
We pushed the ball to the bottom of the pool, but it rose to the _____ anyway. |
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