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The document provides definitions for 30 vocabulary words: slender, snoop, obstinate, unwavering, flamboyant, gaudy, seasoned, antiquated, dated, scrawny, svelte, toady, grovel, benevolently, superior, bummer, cheesy, ego trip, geek, hardhead, head honcho, humongous, psyched, rad, to rip off, to trash, turkey, wicked, to blab, chill out, to eyeball, hick, snow job, street smart.
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The document provides definitions for various English words, including:
- Carping - to complain constantly about unimportant things.
- Ignominy - public embarrassment.
- Recrimination - arguments where people blame each other.
- Unregenerate - stubborn.
- Effusive - expressing strong feelings of welcome or approval.
- Inertia - lack of activity or interest.
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This document defines and provides examples for 9 English sight words:
1) Vilify - To speak evil of; to make abusive statements about.
2) Untenable - Unable to be defended; insupportable
3) Clamor - A loud outcry; hubbub; loud noise.
4) Uniform - Unvarying; all or always the same.
5) Contract - To become smaller; become compressed.
6) Duplicity - Deceit.
7) Equivocal - Vague; open to more than one interpretation and often intended to mislead.
8) Irresolute - Unable to decide; undecided.
9) Rescind -
Sights words 8
This document defines and provides examples for 16 vocabulary words: fidget, impertinence, obliterate, gag, flourish, retch, constrict, laughingstock, clink, imbecile, pry, carcass, meticulously, slovenly, inarticulate. Each word is defined concisely with 1-2 words and an example sentence is given to illustrate the meaning of each word.
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The document defines a number of words: pallid means very pale and unhealthy looking; gruff means unfriendly and rough; forfeited means lost the right to; gawk means stare or gape stupidly; cash in means to get money or advantage from an event or situation often unfairly; dog tired means exhausted; diligently means steadily and carefully; perambulating means strolling or walking around; immaculate means free from blemish; berserk means crazed; brawny means strong and muscular; tremor means a small quake or vibration; placidly means calmly and quietly; luminous means reflecting light or shining; fumble means handle clumsily; sidle up to means
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2) Research has shown links between laughter and improved heart health, including a study showing those with heart disease laughed 40% less than healthy individuals.
3) Additional studies have found laughter can improve blood flow, lower stress hormones, and increase "good" cholesterol levels, all of which can reduce the risk of heart disease.
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