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cay |
a small, low island (also spelled key) |
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key |
a small, low island; instrument for opening |
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locks |
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quay |
(pronounced key) wharf, dock, pier |
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cede |
to surrender |
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seed |
reproductive germ |
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cell |
prison room; basic structural unit of an |
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sell |
to exchange for money |
censor (verb, noun) disallow; person who disallows
Example: The soldier's letters were censored before mailing. censure to disapprove of; criticize strongly
Example: The children were censured by the principal.
sensor a device that measures heat, light, etc. and
transmits a signal to a control or measuring instrument
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cent scent sent |
a penny a smell, aroma transmitted |
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cereal |
breakfast food |
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serial |
a series or array |
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chance |
accident(al) |
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chants |
chorus, melody |
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chased |
went after |
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