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You don't need to DRESS UP to go to the mall - jeans and a T-shirt are fine/ Little kids usually love DRESSING UP in their mothers' clothes=> The kids were playing DRESS-UP with their mothers' shoes and hats. (US)
Put on fml clothes fo a special occasion/ Put on special clothes in order t change ur appearance=> Puttin on clothes & pretendin t b ST,o t b SB different
You've been driving for a while - do you want me to SPELL you?=> The new regulations could SPELL disaster for small businesses. This cold weather could SPELL trouble for gardeners. (Spell disaster, trouble, etc)
Do ST tht SB else would usu b doin,esp so as t allow em t rest=> Cause something bad to happen in the future
I lived in Cairo for a SPELL. She had a brief SPELL as captain of the team/ A SPELL of dry weather The weather forecast is for dry, sunny SPELLS.
A period f time fo which an activity o condition lasts continuously/ A short period f a particular type f weather
If we take SPELL (WITH) doing the painting, it won't seem like such hard work/ (Spoken words tht r thought t hv magical power,o(the condition f bein under)the influence o control f such words)
A period when u do ST tht SB else would usu b doin,esp so as t allow em t rest (US)/ The witch cast/put a SPELL on the prince and he turned into a frog.
