 | Term | Definition |
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accustom |
To make familiar |
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accustomed |
Usual |
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alert |
Watchful; wide-awake |
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alerted |
To warn to be ready |
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alert |
A warning signal |
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assign |
To select for a position or for what has to be done |
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assignment |
Whatever is given out as work to be done |
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budge |
To move or shift |
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burly |
Big and strongly built |
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companion |
One who spends time with or does things with another |
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compatible |
Getting along well together |
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concept |
A general idea or thought about something |
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distract |
To draw one's thoughts or attention away from the subject at hand |
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distraction |
Something that draws one's thoughts or attention away |
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jostle |
To push or shove |
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obedient |
Doing what one is asked or told |
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obedience |
The state or condition of doing what one is told |
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obstacle |
Something that prevents one from moving forward |
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patient |
Willing to wait without complaining |
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patient |
A person in a doctor's care |
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patience |
A willingness to wait for someone or something without complaining |
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pedestrian |
A person who is walking; someone traveling on foot |
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retire |
To stop working because one has reached a certain age |
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retire |
To go to bed |
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retirement |
The state of no longer working |
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