| Term | Definition |
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alter |
to change insome way; to make or become different |
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alteration |
a change |
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confuse |
to make or become unclear or mixed up in the mind |
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confuse |
to mistake one person or thing for another |
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confusing |
hard to follow or understand; unclear |
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confusion |
a state of disorder |
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distribute |
to give out; to divide among several or many |
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distribute |
to be spread over |
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eject |
to force or thow out |
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embrace |
to hold closely in one's arms; to hug |
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embrace |
to take up seriously |
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embrace |
a hug |
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equip |
to provide with what is needed |
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equipment |
things that are needed for some activity |
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flexible |
able to bend easily |
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flexible |
able to adjust to new or different situations |
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instant |
a moment; a very short period of time |
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instant |
happening or done at once; quick |
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keen |
having a sharp edge |
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keen |
showing a strong interest; eager |
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keen |
having sharp senses; quick to understand |
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limp |
to walk lamely or inan uneven way |
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limp |
an uneven or lopsided walk |
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limp |
not stiff or firm |
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scurry |
to move quickly, with rapid little steps |
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seize |
to grasp suddenly; to grab hold of |
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seize |
to take by force of the law |
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shallow |
not deep |
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shallow |
with little seriousness or deep thought |
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surround |
to enclose on all sides |
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surroundings |
the things or conditions around a person or place |
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victim |
one who is hurt, killed, or suffers |