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comb |
I comb my hair in the morning.
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lamb |
The newborn lamb had to be fed by hand.
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climb |
They set out to climb Mount Everest.
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limb |
An arm or a leg could also be called a limb.
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crumb |
The waiter brushed the crumb off the table.
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thumb |
The killer was trapped by his thumb print.
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numb |
My fingers are numb with cold.
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gnaw |
I like to gnaw on a carrot.
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gnome |
Look at the gnome in the garden.
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gnarl |
The tree was very old and gnarled.
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gnash |
To gnash your teeth is to grind them together.
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sign |
The sign showed which way to go.
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design |
We are looking for someone to design our logo.
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