Grade_03 : Word group 06
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Modest / mˈɑdʌst / ADJECTIVE Origin: Old French or French
not boastful or not very large
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Mound / mˈaʊnd / NOUN Origin: Old English
a raised pile or small hill
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Myself / mˌaɪsˈɛlf / PRONOUN Origin: Old English
the speaker, used for emphasis or as an object
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Neighborhood / nˈeɪbɝhˌʊd / NOUN Origin: Old English
an area where people live near one another
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No / nˈoʊ / NOUN Origin: Old English
a word used to refuse or give a negative answer
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Number / ˈnəmbər / NOUN Origin: Latin
a thing, object, place, or idea called number
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Off / ɔf / ADVERB Origin: Old English
away from or not operating
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Onion / ˈʌnjʌn / NOUN Origin: Old English
a round vegetable with layers and a strong smell
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Organist / ˈɔrɡʌnʌst / NOUN Origin: Greek
a person who plays an organ
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Outline / ˈaʊtlˌaɪn / VERB Origin: Old English
a line around a shape or a brief plan
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Ox / ˈɑks / NOUN Origin: Old English
a large cattle animal trained for work
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Palace / pˈælʌs / NOUN Origin: Old French or French
a large grand home of a ruler
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Parka / pˈɑrkʌ / NOUN Origin: Old French or French
a warm hooded coat
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Pastel / pæstˈɛl / ADJECTIVE Origin: Old French or French
a pale color or a colored drawing stick
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Penny / pˈɛni / NOUN Origin: Old English
a one-cent coin
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Pet / pɛt / NOUN Origin: Old English
a thing, object, place, or idea called pet
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Pigeon / pˈɪdʒʌn / NOUN Origin: Old French or French
a common bird often found in towns and cities
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Pitcher / pˈɪtʃɝ / NOUN Origin: Old French or French
a container for pouring liquids or a baseball player who throws
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Plenty / plˈɛnti / NOUN Origin: Old French or French
more than enough
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Pond / pɑnd / NOUN Origin: Old English
a place called a pond
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Position / pʌzˈɪʃʌn / NOUN Origin: Latin
a place, arrangement, or job
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Precise / prɪsˈaɪs / ADJECTIVE Origin: Latin
exact and accurate
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Prettier / prˈɪtiɝ / ADJECTIVE Origin: English or Germanic
more attractive
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Product / prˈɑdʌkt / NOUN Origin: Latin
something made or grown for sale
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Proud / prˈaʊd / ADJECTIVE Origin: Old English
pleased about an achievement
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Purr / pˈɝ / VERB Origin: Old English
the soft vibrating sound made by a contented cat
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Rabbit / rˈæbʌt / NOUN Origin: Old English
a small furry animal with long ears
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Ran / ræn / VERB Origin: Old English
past tense of run
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Reappeared / rˌiʌpˈɪrd / VERB Origin: English or Germanic
appeared again
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Recycle / risˈaɪkʌl / VERB Origin: Latin
to process used materials so they can be used again