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Row
1) A straight line or series of people or things arranged next to each other 2) The action of propelling a boat across water
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Bark
1) The tough outer covering of a tree trunk 2) The sound a dog makes
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Right
1) To be correct 2) A direction, the opposite of left
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Letter
1) A written or printed communication addressed to someone 2) An alphabetic character representing a sound
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Foot
1) The lower extremity of the leg, below the ankle 2) Unit of measurement equal to 12 inches
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Fly
1) A small, two-winged insect 2) To travel through the air
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Bat
1) A small flying mammal that comes out at night 2) A wooden or metal club used in sports like baseball
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Watch
1) A small timepiece worn on the wrist or carried in a pocket 2) To observe or monitor something closely
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Sink
1) A fixed basin with a water drain used for washing 2) To descend or drop below the surface of water or another substance
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Rock
1) A large mass of stone 2) To move gently back and forth or side to side
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Cut
1) To divide or separate something with a sharp tool 2) A wound or injury caused by a sharp object
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Duck
1) A waterbird with a broad bill, short legs, and webbed feet 2) To quickly lower the head or body to avoid being hit
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Ring
1) A piece of jewelry worn on one's finger 2) A noisy sound made by a phone or clock
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Fair
1) honest, impartial 2) A public event with rides and games
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Play
1) To engage in an activity for enjoyment 2) A theatrical performance
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Fan
1) A device used to create a current of air 2) A person who enthusiastically supports a particular team or celebrity
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Turn
1) To change direction or orientation 2) A chance or opportunity to do something
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Stick
1) A long, thin piece of wood or other material 2) To adhere or attach something to another surface
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