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This document defines 8 vocabulary words: appetite is the desire for food, pester is to annoy another person, sashaying is to walk like a model, guffawing is to laugh loudly, aroma is the pleasant smell of food, taunt is to challenge by making fun of, sass is to be rude to other people, and tease is to make fun of unkindly.

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