Intermediate Deck 46
Total: 20 cards
lick
verb
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to move your tongue over the surface of something in order to eat it, make it wet, or clean it
sob
verb
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to weep with a convulsive catching of the breath
elementary
adjective
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connected with primary education
fortune
noun
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a very large amount of money; wealth
estate
noun
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a large area of land owned by one person, family, or organization
desperate
adjective
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feeling or showing that you badly need or want something, especially after several futile attempts
peel
verb
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to remove the outer layer or surface of something, especially a fruit or vegetable
ridiculous
adjective
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very silly, absurd, or unreasonable
aggressive
adjective
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(of a person or animal) willing to fight, hostile, unfriendly, angry, and mean
massive
adjective
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very big, sometimes to the point where it's unusually large
verb
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to prepare (a book, newspaper, film, etc.) for publication or for broadcasting by making changes and correcting mistakes
compose
verb
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to create, write, or produce something (such as music or writing)
dominate
verb
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to rule over, govern, or control
illustrate
verb
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to provide something, such as a book or magazine, with pictures or drawings; to explain or clarify something by using examples, charts, pictures, etc.
prohibit
verb
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to forbid or prevent from happening
forbid
verb
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to command a person not to do something, have something, etc; to prohibit something
corridor
noun
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a narrow area that serves as a passage between two places or that has a specific purpose
ensure
verb
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to make sure or certain of something
ultimate
adjective
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happening or coming at the end
forehead
noun
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the part of the face above the eyebrows; brow
