| bow
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           | the front of a ship
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          | bow
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           | a knot with two loops
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          | bowl
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           | a curved, open container, usually used for food
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          | bowl
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           | to roll a ball in ten-pin bowling.
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          | box
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           | a container to store things in.
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          | boy
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           | a young male person.
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          | descend
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           | move or fall downward
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          | brace
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           | a piece of wire that is fitted around your teeth to help straighten them.
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          | bunch
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           | a group of things together.
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          | bracelet
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           | a decorative band or chain that is worn around your wrist.
           | Bracelets are usually made of metal or beads.
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          | braille
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           | a type of writing where letters are represented by raised dots. People who are blind read the dots by feeling them with their fingertips.
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          | brain
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           | the part of your body inside your head that controls how you think and move.
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          | brake
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           | a part of a vehicle that slows it down or stops it.
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          | brake
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           | to slow down or stop a vehicle by using the brakes.
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          | branch
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           | the part of a tree that grows out of the trunk.
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          | brass
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           | a hard, yellow-colored metal made from a mixture of copper and zinc.
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          | brave
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           | willing to do something even though you are afraid.
           | The brave girl dived into the lake to rescue her brother.
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          | bread
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           | a food made from flour and baked in an oven.
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          | break
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           | to damage something so that it cannot be used.
           | The cat is always breakingthings.
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          | break
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           | a period of rest.
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          | breakfast
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           | the first meal of the day, eaten in the morning.
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          | breathe
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           | to take air in and out of your  lungs, through your nose or mouth.
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          | breathless
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           | having difficulty in breathing
           | Running for the bus made the old man breathless.
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          | breed
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           | to keep animals so that they produce young.
           | She breeds racehorses
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          | breed
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           | a particular type of animal.
           | A dalmatian is a breedof dog.
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          | breeze
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           | a gentle wind.
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          | bribe
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           | to pay someone secretly to do something that they shouldn’t do
           | The prisoner bribed the guard to set him free.
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          | brick
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           | a block made out of baked clay, used for building things.
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          | bride
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           | a woman on the day she gets married.
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          | bridge
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           | a structure that is built over an obstacle such as a railroad or a river.
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