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| strange and mysterious.
| The tree had a weird shape.
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| welcome
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| to show someone that you are glad they have come.
| He went to the door to welcome his guests.
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| welfare
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| a person’s health, happiness, and comfort.
| A principal has to consider the welfare of the pupils.
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| well
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| a deep hole made in the ground to obtain water, gas, or oil.
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| well
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| in good health.
| Are you well today?
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| well
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| in a good or suitable way.
| He behaved very well.
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| went
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| to go
| I went to the grocery store to buy some bread.
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| wept
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| to weep
| He wept when his dog died.
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| west
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| one of the four main compass directions.
| West is the direction in which the Sun sets.
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| western
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| a film about cowboys and other people living in the western US, usually during the 19th century.
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| wet
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| covered or soaked with water.
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| whale
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| a very large sea mammal with a breathing hole in the top of its head.
| Whales eat fish or tiny water animals.
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| what
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| which thing or which kind.
| What is your favorite color?
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| wheat
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| a type of cereal that is grown on farms.
| The grains from wheat are used for making flour.
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| wheel
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| a disk that turns around a fixed, central point.
| Most land vehicles move on wheels.
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| wheelbarrow
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| a small cart with one wheel at the front, used for pushing heavy loads by hand.
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| wheelchair
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| a chair with wheels. People use wheelchairs to move from place to place if they have difficulty in walking.
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| when
| adverb
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| at what time.
| When did you arrive?
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| where
| adverb
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| at, in, or to what place.
| Where are you going?
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| which
| adverb
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| what particular thing or things out of a selection.
| Which car is yours?
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| whine
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| to make a long, high cry.
| Dogs whine.
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| whip
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| a rope or strip of leather that is attached to a handle and is used for urging animals to do something.
| a cowboy’s whip
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| whirl
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| to turn yourself or an object around quickly.
| He whirled the lasso around his head.
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| whirlwind
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| a very strong wind that blows in spirals, causing great damage.
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| whisk
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| to move quickly and lightly.
| She whisked the child out of the way of the bike.
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| whisker
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| one of the stiff hairs that grows near the mouth of certain animals
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| whisper
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| to speak in a very quiet voice.
| She whispered her secret into his ear.
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| whistle
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| to make a high, shrill sound by blowing air through your lips.
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| whistle
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| a device that you blow into to make high, shrill sounds.
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| white
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| a color.
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