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31.
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cast
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The cast of the play went home.
(performers)
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He had a cast on his broken arm.
(a rigid dressing)
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He cast the money into the sea.
(threw)
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32.
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calf
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A calf is a baby cow.
(offspring of a cow)
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The calf of my leg hurts.
(fleshy back part of the leg)
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33.
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corn
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We ate corn at dinner.
(cereal vegetable)
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I have a corn on my foot.
(horny thickening of the skin)
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34.
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crow
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A big black crow ate the corn.
(large black bird)
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Roosters crow in the morning.
(emit sounds)
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35.
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date
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I ate a date with my lunch.
(fruit of a palm tree)
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I have a date with my wife.
(an appointment)
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36.
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dart
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She sewed a dart in her dress.
(a tapered tuck)
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He threw a dart at the dartboard.
(a slender pointed missile)
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Don't dart into the street.
(to move suddenly)
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37.
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dull
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The knife is too dull to cut.
(not sharp)
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The movie was dull and stupid.
(arousing no interest)
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38.
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deck
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The captain stood on the deck.
(platform or surface on a ship)
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I need a deck of cards.
(a pack of playing cards)
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39.
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draw
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If you draw a gun, then shoot.
(take out)
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I cannot easily draw pictures.
(to make a likeness)
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They were down in the draw.
(shallow gully)
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40.
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down
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A duck has down on its back.
(soft feathers)
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Walk down the stairs carefully.
(to move from higher to lower)
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