| bulge
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| to swell or be lumpy
| Her pockets bulged with food
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| bull
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| a male mammal of the cattle family.
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| bulldozer
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| a machine with a large, metal blade at the front for moving earth and rocks.
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| bullet
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| a pointed metal object fired from a gun.
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| bully
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| an unpleasant person who frightens others
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| bump
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| to knock into something.
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| bump
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| a rounded shape on a smooth surface.
| Toads have bumpson their skin.
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| bundle
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| a group of things that are loosely joined together.
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| bungalow
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| a small house with all its rooms on one level.
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| bunk bed
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| one of a pair of beds that are placed one on top of the other.
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| buoy
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| an object that is tied to an anchor and floats on water.
| Buoys are used as a warning or guide for ships and boats
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| burglar
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| a person who steals things from people’s houses
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| burn
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| to damage or destroy by fire.
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| burrow
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| an animal’s undergroundhome.
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| burst
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| to split open
| The water pipe burst and flooded the kitchen.
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| bury
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| to put something in the ground and cover it over.
| The dog buried its bone.
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| bus
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| a road vehicle for carrying a large number of passengers
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| bush
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| a large round-shaped plant.
| Bushes are smaller than trees and have many branches low to the ground.
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| business
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| an organization that sells products or services.
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| busy
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| doing lots of things
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| butcher
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| a person who prepares and sells meat.
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| butter
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| a soft, yellow food made from cream.
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| buttercup
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| a small wildflower with yellow petals.
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| butterfly
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| an insect with wings covered in very fine, colored scales
| Butterflies begin life as caterpillars. Most butterflies eat plants
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| button
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| a small object used to fasten two parts of a piece of clothing together.
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| buy
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| to pay for something.
| I’m going to buy a book with my allowance.
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| buzz
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| to make a low, humming noise.
| The bees buzzed in the hive.
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| byte
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| a piece of information that a computer stores in its memory.
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| cabbage
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| a vegetable with a short stem and tightly wrapped layers of broad leaves.
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| cabin
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| a small, simple house.
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