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embarrassed, ashamed
I was ______ when I had to give my speach and did not have my note cards |
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withdrawn, stand apart from others
Nobody knew the name of the ______ boy. He never spoke to anyone. |
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great mental suffering, pain or
to be deeply tormented by sorrow
You could see the pain and ______ in his sad eyes.
The Jerry was ______-ing over the loss of his doggy. |
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to pronounce word very well or
able to use language clearly and effectively
The little mexican boy was amazing with his english. He was as ______ as an adult american. |
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expose yourself to the sun or warmth
The lizard likes to ______ in the sun. |
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An imperfection, flaw or blemish or
to escape from something
The pimple was his only facial ______.
The olympian wanted to defect from his county. |
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delicate skill, cleverness or
get it done using cleverness
Chambers' ______ turned an embarressing situation into a funny when he got pantsed.
Cameron was able to finesse his way out of the fight by comlpimenting. |
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show off, display in an offensive way
He was ______-ing his new camero. I am so jeoulous. |
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straight talk, too honest, blunt
My grandma is very ______. Sometimes she does not need to be so honest. |
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friendly, pleasantly cheerful, warm
Her ______ manners made everone like her right away. |
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put into your head, implant the idea
My dad tries to ______ good sportmanship in all his players when he is coaching. |
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banish, cast out of a group, send away
After lying to her friends, the girl was ______-ed and was not allowed to hang out with them anymore. |
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forewarning or foreboding of a future event
My dream was a ______, I new I should not drive to work this day. |
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a pen name, a name used by a writer
In the old days women had to use a mans name as a ______ or they could not sell books. |
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cleanse, purify or
the process of getting rid of something.
We had to ______ the hose because it had oil cantaminating it.
The ______ removed all opponents to the king. |
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to restore to a good condition
The ex-convict was able to ______ boys in juvi by telling them the horrors of prison. |
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a consequence for some action, an echo
The ______ from Cam punching the wall was him being out the rest of the season. |
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bold, determined
Chyna remained ______ in her attempts to do her double summersault. |
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able to keep, how well can you memorize
Tomorrows test will show how ______ you are. |
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a person that gets blamed
The person who "smelt it delt it" almost always creates a ______. |
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