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 Sew | to work with a neddle nad thread or with a sewing machine |
| So | in the way or manner described, shown or suggested in such a manner |
| Sow | to spead or scatter (seed) over the ground for growth |
| For | to the lenght, extent, or duration of: to agree for a moment, She stayed for an hour |
| Four | the cardinal number that is one more than three |
| Fore | 1) at or toward the front; forward 2) in golf, warning cry to persons ahead made just before the ball is hit |
| To | in the direction of; towards, turn to the left |
| Two | the cardinal number that is one more than one |
| Too | in addition; besides; also |
| Which | what or any particular one or ones |
| Witch | person, ususally a women, who practices sorcery or is believed to have a pact with the devi; sorceress |
| Buy | to acquire possessions of by fixing an equivalent, usually in money, purshase. |
| By | close to, near, beside |
| Bye | 1) right, usually gained by draw, to enter subsequent rounds in a elimination tournament without competing inone or more earlier rounds. 2) informal good-bye. |
| Flour | soft, powdery substance obtained by grinding and sifting grain, esp. wheat, used chiefly as a basic ingredient in bake goods and other foods. |
| Flower | the part of a flowering plant composed of the reproductive organs and their surrounding, usually brightly colored petals, blossom bloom. |
| Cell | 1) small, usually austere, room as in a prison, convent, or monastery. 2)basic unit of all living organisms, consisting of a mass of protoplasm with nucleus near the center and surrounded by a cell membrane. |
| Sell | to transfer the possesion or use of to some else in return money. |
| be | to live or exist |
| bee | any of a great variety of relatively thick bodied, hairy winged insects, that feed on the nectar and pollen and are related to wasps and ants. |
| tail | hindmost part of an animals body; which is vertebrates consists of a number of verebrae forming a flexible attachement to the end of the spine |
| tale | story or account of an event or series of events; narrative |
| wail | to make a prolonged mournful sound, as an expression of grief of pain |
| wale | one of a series of parallel ridges or ribs on the surface of certain fabrics, as corduroy |
| pain | unlpeasant phyical sensation resulting from an accident, injury, illness or phyical disorder. |
| pane | one of the divisions of a window or door, filled with ashhet of glass |
| bore | to make a hole or passage, as drilling digging or pushing |
| boar | male swine |
| our | possesive form of we |
| hour | unit of time wqual to 1/24 of a day, sixty minutes |
| steak | a slice of meat |
| stake | stick or post sharpened ay one end for driving into the ground |
| oar | long usually wooden, pole with a flat or curved blade at one end used to propel os steer a boat |
| or | used to introduce an alternative of two or more |
| ore | substance in the earth that can be profitably mined for its content of metals or useful minerals |