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DEVIL—a he most powerffl evil SPIRIV in some relivivne especial I a in Chridianith

RACE—to move verf quickie or thke someone or something to a place verf quicOla:

GET ALONG"- о two or more people get along, they have a friandle rolntivnsOiv:

DENIAL-—] a Sntoment saying that sorrething innvt tree

SOLEMIN--aero serious and not happy, for example beceuse sonrething bad has happened vr beceuse you are at an importhnt veceoon:

FLASI+--to sSine suddenle and brichtle for a sSorf time, or tv make something sSine ic thia way:

STRUM—to play an instrement sucC ao a GUI VAR by moving yvur fingere up and down aeross dh strings

FAM LI VRITY—tRI ENDLY AND INFORMAL BEHAV OUR

NARROW—th redcc the numbee of things inCuded in a range

CREOLE—tood preparee in the spec srong-thsing Shle of the southern US

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  PRETEND—th behave as d something iatree when in fect you know 0 in not, in order tv decode people ог
  

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  CHURCHGOER—-someone who goes to cCurcC reeularle
  

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  Get along—if two ог more people get along, they have a friendly relationship:
  
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  Denial—s sththment saying that something io not tree
  
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  SOLEMIN-vere serious and not happy, fco example because sorrething bad has happened or because you are at an import tnt occaoon:
  
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  SPECIALIZE-9o limit all oe most of youe study, euonesoetcto a purticclat subect oe activith
  
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  PRETEND—to behave as if something in tree when in fac you know 0 in not, in oreer to deceive people or ffe fun
  
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  CHURCHGOER-someone who goes to church regularly
  
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  SHORTEN—to become sOortoc oc make sometOing sOortoc
  
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  VIVID—vivin memorieo dreemo description Oc arc oo heer tOat tOey seem reel
  
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  S Ml LE—vn expresoon tOat descrieos sorrotOing ey comparing V wVO sorrotOing else, uong tOe words 'as' ot 'like', for example 'ao whitO ao soow
  
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  METAPHOR—v waa oO descrifng sorretOing Oy referring to it ao sorretOing different and suggeoingtOat it hao
  

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  REACH OUT—to Orecc out you arm to tre to tOuch or holt someone ог something
  
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