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| alley |
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a narrow passageway or street |
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| appetite |
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desire to eat |
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| boast |
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brag; say great things about yourself |
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| cattle |
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a general name for “cows” |
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| drudgery |
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hard, uninteresting labor |
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| dull |
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boring, not exciting; not bright or sharp |
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| entirely |
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on the whole |
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| gigantic |
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huge, large, enormous |
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| goofy |
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funny, silly |
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| hatch |
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break out of an egg |
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| naked |
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without covering or clothing |
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| outraged |
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upset, very mad |
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| outskirts |
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the suburbs, area around a city |
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| peddler |
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someone who sells things |
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| portion |
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small part or section |
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| roam |
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wander, walk around without direction |
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| slim |
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skinny; thin |
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| struggle |
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have difficulty doing something; fight |
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| swell |
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get bigger, enlarge |
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| upgrade |
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improve the quality of something |
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