Grade_03 : Word group 03
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Baboon / bʌbˈun / NOUN Origin: Old French or French
a large monkey with a long face
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Barefoot / bˈɛrfˌʊt / ADJECTIVE Origin: Old English
without shoes or socks
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Bear / bɛr / NOUN Origin: Old English
an animal called a bear
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Belt / bˈɛlt / NOUN Origin: Old English
a strip worn around the waist
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Bike / baɪk / NOUN Origin: Old English
a thing, object, place, or idea called bike
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Board / bˈɔrd / NOUN Origin: Old English
a flat piece of wood or a group that manages something
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Both / boʊθ / DETERMINER Origin: Old Norse
the two together
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Brake / breɪk / NOUN Origin: Old English
a thing, object, place, or idea called brake
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Brownie / brˈaʊni / NOUN Origin: Old French or French
a small square chocolate cake
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Bundle / bˈʌndʌl / NOUN Origin: Old French or French
a group of things tied or wrapped together
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Cab / kˈæb / NOUN Origin: Old English
a taxi or the driver's part of a truck
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Canyon / kˈænjʌn / NOUN Origin: Spanish
a deep narrow valley with steep sides
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Careless / kˈɛrlʌs / ADJECTIVE Origin: Old English
not giving enough attention
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Cast / kˈæst / VERB Origin: Old French or French
to throw or choose actors for a performance
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Celebrate / sˈɛlʌbrˌeɪt / VERB Origin: Latin
to do something enjoyable for a special event
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Chapter / tʃˈæptɝ / NOUN Origin: Latin
a main section of a book
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Chemist / kˈɛmɪst / NOUN Origin: Greek
a scientist who studies chemicals
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Chocolate / tʃˈɔklʌt / NOUN Origin: Indigenous American language via Spanish
a sweet food made from cocoa
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Clam / klˈæm / NOUN Origin: Old English
a shellfish with two hard shells
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Climbed / klˈaɪmd / VERB Origin: Old English
moved upward using hands and feet
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Clover / klˈoʊvɝ / NOUN Origin: Old French or French
a small plant with three-part leaves
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Collar / kˈɑlɝ / NOUN Origin: Old French or French
a band around the neck of clothing or an animal
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Common / kˈɑmʌn / ADJECTIVE Origin: Old English
usual or shared by many
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Complete / kʌmplˈit / ADJECTIVE Origin: Latin
having every necessary part
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Conservation / kˌɑnsɝvˈeɪʃʌn / NOUN Origin: Latin
the protection of nature and resources
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Cook / kʊk / VERB Origin: Old English
to cook
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Costume / kɑstˈum / NOUN Origin: Latin
special clothing worn for a role or celebration
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Crab / krˈæb / NOUN Origin: Old English
a sea animal with a hard shell and claws
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Crooked / krˈʊkʌd / ADJECTIVE Origin: Old English
bent or not straight
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Curious / kjˈʊriʌs / ADJECTIVE Origin: Latin
eager to know or learn something