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  • What is the difference between cherry and Cherry?
    One of them is a name because... You have to say why to get the points.
  • myth
    1. not true 2. old story that talks about phenomenons, or supernatural beings.
  • antagonist
    Someone who opposes someone else. The bad guy/girl in a story.
  • accompany
    1. To go somewhere with someone, or do something with someone. 2. Something that goes together with something else.
  • dibujo (translate)
    drawing
  • pronounce
    to make the sound of a word, or part of a word correctly.
  • emotions
    feelings
  • ambiguous
    Something that has more than one meaning, or explanation.
  • artificial
    1. fake - or not natural 2. people - not sincere or real - like in emotions.
  • alcanzar (translate)
    reach
  • nadar (translate)
    swim
  • coincidence
    When things happen that seem connected, but they are not. It was just a coincidence.
  • conejo (translate)
    rabbit.
  • clairvoyant
    A person that can see the future.
  • Tengo el estomago lleno. (translate)
    I have a full stomach.
  • noun
    a person, place, or thing. (give an example of each.)
  • aviary
    a large cage, building or enclosure for keeping birds
  • phenomenon
    1. something that happens, and causes someone to question it. 2. a remarkable person, thing, or event.
  • algorithm
    a process or set of rules that have to be followed in calculations or to problem solve. especially by computers, or for math.
  • pronoun
    A word that we can use instead of a noun. Give a couple of examples.
  • acquaintance
    A person's knowledge or experience of something. Someone you know, but wouldn't call a friend yet.
  • verb
    A word that describes an action.
  • homophone
    Words that sound the same, but have different meanings, or spellings.
  • nauseous
    1. When you feel gross, usually because of something.
  • compensation
    Payment received for work done, or something given to make up for something done to someone.
  • aqueduct
    A man-made channel for water to be transported somewhere needed.
  • sincere
    Genuine or real - like in feelings. To really mean it.
  • enclosure
    1. An area that is closed off with artificial or natural barriers. 2. To keep oneself, or lock oneself in somewhere.
  • antonym
    A word that means the opposite of another.
  • synonym
    A word that means almost the same thing as another.
  • Malice
    To desire to do evil, or wish bad things to happen to someone.
  • supernatural
    1. uh, more SUPER than what is natural. :\ 2. something beyond the understanding of science. 3. Stands out because of great work or deed.
  • Tengo el estomago lleno. (translate)
    I have a full stomach.
  • Haven
    a place where you feel safe.
  • vague
    unclear meaning, not certain
  • chronological
    Something put in order of WHEN it happened. first, second, third...
  • adjective
    a word that describes, or gives more details about a noun.
  • delinquent
    1. Someone who commits a crime. 2. When obligations are not fulfilled in time, like bill payments.
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