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| It might snow later.
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| migrate
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| to go from one place to another to live there.
| Migrating from the country to the city
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| military
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| to do with an army, navy, or air force.
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| milk
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| the liquid that female mammals produce to feed their babies. People also drink goat’s and cow’s milk.
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| mill
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| a building where materials are manufactured.
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| millionaire
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| a very rich person with money and property worth more than a million dollars.
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| mime
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| a type of acting that uses movements instead of words.
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| mimic
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| to imitate what someone says or does.
| Parrots can mimic lots of noises.
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| mind
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| to object to something.
| Do you mind if I sit here?
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| mind
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| the thoughts, feelings, and memory of a person.
| I’ve changed my mind.
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| mine
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| a deep hole in the ground from which minerals are dug out of rock.
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| mineral
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| a natural substance, such as coal or gold, that is found in rocks and in the ground.
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| miniature
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| very small, or made to a small scale.
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| minimum
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| the smallest possible amount or number.
| The minimum age for driving a car is 16.
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| minister
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| a person who holds religious services in a church.
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| minor
| adjective
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| small or unimportant.
| A minor fault delayed the plane’s departure
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| minus
| preposition
| v1
| subtract or less
| 8 minus 5 equals 3
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| minus
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| a symbol in mathematics that means subtract.
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| minute
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| a measurement of time that lasts 60 seconds
| There are 60 minutes in an hour.
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| minute
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| extremely small.
| A minute bead.
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| miracle
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| a sudden, wonderful event that sometimes makes a bad situation better.
| Her recovery after the accident was a miracle.
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| mirage
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| something that looks real from far away, but is not there when you get closer to it.
| The lake that they saw in the desert was only a mirage.
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| mirror
| noun
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| a shiny surface, usually made of glass
| Mirrors reflect the images of things placed in front of them.
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| mischievous
| adjective
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| playful in a way that can be annoying.
| The mischievous cat knocked over the plant
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| miserable
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| very sad or unhappy.
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| miss
| verb
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| to fail to meet, reach, or hit something that you are aiming at.
| He threw the ball at the target, but missed it.
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| mist
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| a cloud of tiny water drops in the air.
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| mistake
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| something that someone does wrong.
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| mix
| verb
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| to combine two or more things together.
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| moan
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| to complain or to make a long, low, groaning noise because of pain or sadness.
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