| thunder
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| a loud, rumbling sound that comes after a flash of lightning during a storm.
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| thunderstorm
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| a storm that has thunder and lightning
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| tick
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| a small animal that feed on the blood of animals.
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| ticket
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| a piece of paper that shows that you have paid to do something, such as travel on a bus or go into a theater.
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| tickle
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| to touch someone’s skin lightly, making them laugh or squirm.
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| tide
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| the regular change in the level of the sea that happens twice a day.
| The tide is out.
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| tidy
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| to put in order.
| He tidied up his room.
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| tie
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| to fasten something with a knot or bow.
| She tied a ribbon in her hair.
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| tie
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| a thin strip of fabric worn around the neck and knotted under the collar of a shirt.
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| tiger
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| a large, wild mammal that is part of the cat family.
| Tigers live in many regions of Asia, from tropical forests to cold plains. They hunt at night for their food.
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| tight
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| fitting closely.
| A tight fit.
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| tightrope
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| a rope stretched high above the ground that acrobats balance on.
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| tile
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| a thin piece of decorated baked clay or other material that is used as a wall or floor covering.
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| till
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| to prepare land for planting.
| The farmer tilled his fields before planting the new season’s crops.
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| tilt
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| to move or be moved into a sloping or leaning position.
| The huge pile of books tilted dangerously.
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| timber
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| cut wood that is used for building and making things.
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| time
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| all of the past, present, and future.
| Time is measured in periods such as centuries, years, months, weeks, days, and hours.
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| timetable
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| a chart that shows the times when events should happen, or when jobs should be done.
| He checked the timetable to find out when the bus left.
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| timid
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| easily frightened or shy
| The bird was very timid and flew away when I moved
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| tin
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| a light, soft, silvery metal.
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| tingle
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| to have a slight stinging feeling in a part of your body.
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| tinkle
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| to make a light, ringing sound.
| The bells tinkled as the sleigh moved along.
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| tiny
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| very small.
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| tip
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| to move something so that it is not upright.
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| tip
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| the narrow, pointed end of something.
| Touching the tip of his nose.
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| tiptoe
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| to walk slowly and quietly on your toes.
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| tired
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| feeling that you would like to sleep or rest.
| She felt tired after working in the garden all day.
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| tissue
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| a thin, soft paper used for wiping skin.
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| title
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| the name of a creative piece of work such as a book, movie, or painting.
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| toad
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| an amphibian similar to a frog, but with a rougher, dryer skin.
| Toads eat insects, usually live on land, and move along with short hops. They hibernate in winter.
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