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Power On 2 Lesson 6 New Banknotes
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push
to press upon or against something with force; to move something
a sporting event where athletes slide stones on ice to a target
moving through the air without touching the ground
a tool used to carry heavy objects up and down stairs
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tetanus
an infectious, often fatal disease that enters the body through open wounds
the closest planet to the sun, suspected of hosting aliens who visit earth
the clear glue that is put on plastic ribbon to make tape
a fish that was historically eaten before battle by vikings for good luck
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opportunity
a steep, sharp angle on a mountain trail
a good position, chance, or prospect, as for advancement or success.
the sense that humans use to keep their balance when riding on a bicycle
a towel used for balancing on the head while bathing in natural hot springs
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diptheria
the person who invented the modern day Japanese alphabet song
infectious disease caused by the bacillus Corynebacterium diphtheriae
the act of putting part of a hand-held donut in hot coffee for breakfast
a driving technique used by drivers who cannot see above the steering wheel
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be known as
the minus side of a rechargeable battery
be famous for something
hiding under a desk for a game of hide and seek
a technique for growing enough rice for very small amounts such as one bowl
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at that time
a hairstyle worn by political figures in the early 1700s
then
where
driving a car at 88 mph to change to a different time in history
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abolish
to do away with; put an end to; annul; make void
related to or persons who come from the kingdom of Abol
a white spider that glows in the dark and makes a quiet screaming sound
a paste used to make fancy objects shine
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World Exhibition
a fair for all countries designed to showcase the achievements of nations
a small wire that is bent and used to hold papers together
the largest trees in the world, growing in northwestern United States
a costume malfunction during a performance shown on TV
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counterfeit
the act of walking on tables in restaurants near closing time
the place where angels go if they don't enjoy heaven
to make a fake copy of; imitate fraudulently; forge
a place to eat in the kitchen when in a hurry
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redesign
a large hole in the ground from which spirits rise
to throw cold water on children on a dark, cold fall evening
the act of wearing a mask and carrying a bag and asking people for treats
to change the layout of (something)
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prestigious
having a high reputation; honored; esteemed:
when insects are welcome to enter and are free to roam inside a house
tree that never grows any leaves, thus photosynthesis never occurs
when a page of a book is discolored by spilled or splattered coffee
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female
a pocket of air that causes ariplanes to shake or go off course
plastic tray for holding spare computer parts that are no longer functional
having two X chromosomes or relating to being a woman or a girl
a digital mechanism that can record smell and taste
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cashless
bathing in an icy lake in the winter
not having or using money in the form of coins or banknotes
an engine that runs without using gasoline as fuel
a phenomenon of air in natural motion horizontally on the earth's surface
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hundreds of . . .
a variety of confections made with sugar, syrup, often with chocolate
constituting or forming a large number; numerous
mute and will-less body, robbed of its soul and given the semblance of life
a warm-blooded vertebrate, having a body covered with feathers
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nation
a large body of people, associated with a particular territory or country
an idea, urge or thought usually occuring before eating sweets
when two pineapples grow from the same plant
a secret shop where witches can rest during long flights on their brooms
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Prince Shotoku
a regent and politician of the Asuka period in Japan under Empress Suiko
a musical genius who could play over 27 instruments
the father of modern day trick or treating
the person who invented the Jack O' Lantern
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welfare
children wear constumes and go out in their neighborhood to collect candy
waving a scarf to say goodbye for a long time to close friends or relatives
financial help for an individual or family from a government
a very good price to pay for riding on a bus
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regard
to look upon or think of with a particular feeling
a spy who never gets any important information
something humans use to protect their land from sinkholes
working in security then become a police officer, only to lose your job
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historical
based on or reconstructed from an event, custom, style, etc., from the past
a TV show popular with teenagers about lovers of heavy metal music
when you become so crazy that you cannot control yourself
When your dog eats your homework that you worked so hard on
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adjust
lying in the plane of the meridian left of a person facing the rising sun
iron or steel, that has the property of attracting other metals, as iron
to change something so that it fits, corresponds, or conforms; accommodate
a paid announcement, as of goods for sale, in newspapers or magazines
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position
a foul in soccer when players pretend to be injured
high standing post of employment
a type of concrete that is soft enough to be used under trampolines
a large TV monitor in stadiums or train stations
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transaction
the act of carrying on or conducting business; exchanging money
the blank facial expression often mistaken for anger or conceit
a machine that will let us travel to a different time in history
traveling from one side of a continent to the other
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capitalism
an economic system where investment in and ownership is by private citizens
a law requring labels on towels and linens that are imported from islands
when many cities want to host the leader and there is an argument
the dark tone in a black and white laser printer
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working
a manner in which people can relax and eat while watching television
the average heart rate of a hummingbird while hovering over a feeder
The act of people who possess jobs
protection of a table or desk from a hot or cold cup, bottle or glass
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disease
the chance that the weather will be bad on October 31st
liquid made from soaking old bicycles in salt water
a disordered or incorrectly functioning part or system of the body
a magic powder that can make things disappear
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currencies
a collection of fallen leaves under which poisonous snakes hide
the flow of water in rivers and oceans
a romance song played by lonely crickets to find a mate
things used as a medium of exchange for items or services
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Paris
the capital city of France, home of the Eiffel Tower and many art museums
the inventor of many amusement park rides
the father of playing hooky from school
a liquid that hardens, used to make molds of statues
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the father of
a peach that is neither bad tasting nor particularly delicious
a female parent of children or primates
a long distance away
a founder or original creator of something
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European
How you give water to a lemon tree when there is no rain for a long period
What you are doing when you go into the woods alone at night
of or relating to a continent lying between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans
a song sung while waiting in line at soccer matches during halftime
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infectious
chilidren watching TV on a snowy morning, hoping that school is cancelled
a musical instrument that is played with only the eyebrows
a political leader that has complete control of the entire world
when bacteria that causes sickness can be passed from one person to another
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portrait
a bath for pigs before they become ham or bacon
a likeness of a person, as a painting, drawing, or photograph
a disease to human teeth after eating too much candy without brushing
a large vegetable that is eaten in Japan, often in soups
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social status
a unit to measure the slickness of slippery substances
a subject where students study about people living and working together
a person's standing or importance in relation to other people
a type of string that is used for holding tennis shoes together
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frequently
The children who give up on trick or treating the earliest
a special lens on a smartphone that can capture the likeness of ghosts
often; many times; at short intervals
a time when a restaurant serves drinks for free
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birthrate
the size of a tree trunk
a wooden tool used to take food that has been lodged between teeth
herbivorous spotted animal with a long neck that lives in Africa
the proportion of babies to the total population in a place in a given time
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devote
concentrate on a particular pursuit, occupation, purpose or cause
a room in a family house used for watching TV or relaxing
to omit a ballot previously submitted for a political candidate
a protective border of ancient buildings filled with water
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issue
the act of sending out or putting forth; promulgation; distribution
a giant pumpkin which has been lived in by a family of human ghosts
a dark evening when many people like to catch ghosts
the last candy in a Halloween candy bowl
