Grade_03 : Word group 04
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Daffodil / dˈæfʌdˌɪl / NOUN Origin: Old French or French
a yellow or white spring flower
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Daughter / dˈɔtɝ / NOUN Origin: Old English
a female child
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Decomposer / decomposer / NOUN Origin: Latin
an organism that breaks down dead matter
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Desert / dˈɛzɝt / NOUN Origin: Latin
a very dry area with little rain
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Digit / ˈdɪʤɪt / NOUN Origin: Latin
a thing, object, place, or idea called digit
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Discourage / dɪskˈɝɪdʒ / VERB Origin: Latin
to make someone lose confidence
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Dividend / dˈɪvɪdˌɛnd / NOUN Origin: Latin
the number being divided
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Double / ˈdəbəl / NOUN Origin: Old English
a common English word meaning double
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Drift / drˈɪft / VERB Origin: Old English
to move slowly without control
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Duo / dˈuoʊ / NOUN Origin: Latin
a pair of people or things
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Editor / ˈɛdʌtɝ / NOUN Origin: Latin
a person who prepares writing for publication
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Elementary / ˌɛlʌmˈɛntri / ADJECTIVE Origin: Latin
basic or related to primary school
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Encyclopedia / ɪnsˌaɪklʌpˈidiʌ / NOUN Origin: Greek
a reference work containing information on many subjects
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Equation / ɪkwˈeɪʒʌn / NOUN Origin: Greek
a mathematical statement that two expressions are equal
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Evaporation / ɪvˌæpɝˈeɪʃʌn / NOUN Origin: Latin
the process of changing from liquid into vapor
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Exact / ɪɡzˈækt / ADJECTIVE Origin: Old English
fully correct and precise
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Expanded / ɪkspˈændʌd / VERB Origin: Latin
became or made larger
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Fair / fɛr / ADJECTIVE Origin: Old English
having the quality described as fair
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Favourite / ˈfeɪvərɪt / ADJECTIVE Origin: English or Germanic
liked more than others
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Fewer / fjˈuɝ / ADJECTIVE Origin: Old English
a smaller number
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Firm / fˈɝm / ADJECTIVE Origin: Old English
strong and not easily bent
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Flop / flˈɑp / VERB Origin: Old English
to fall or move in a loose heavy way
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Follow / fˈɑloʊ / VERB Origin: Old English
to go after or move behind
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Found / faʊnd / NOUN Origin: Old English
a common English word meaning found
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Frequency / frˈikwʌnsi / NOUN Origin: Latin
how often something happens
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Fulcrum / fˈʊlkrʌm / NOUN Origin: Latin
the point on which a lever rests
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Gaze / ɡˈeɪz / VERB Origin: Old French or French
to look steadily at something
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Giggle / ɡˈɪɡʌl / VERB Origin: Old English
to laugh quietly in short bursts
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Gold / ɡˈoʊld / ADJECTIVE Origin: Old English
a valuable yellow metal
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Grain / ɡrˈeɪn / NOUN Origin: Old French or French
a small hard seed used as food