Beautiful WordsEnglish Vocabulary Index
Beautiful Words for 14th October :
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Smuggle (v) : get goods secretly and illegally
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Smut (n) : a stain due to soot or dirt
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Snag (n) : root of a tree under waster, hidden difficulty or obstacle
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Snail (n) : a kind of small creature with a shell
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Snake (n) : a long crawling reptile without legs
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Snap (v) : break suddenly with noise, bite suddenly, snatch with the teeth, take a snapshot
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Snare (n) : a trap to catch birds and small animals
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Snarl (v) : show the teeth the growl
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Snatch (v) : to seize eagerly
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Sneak (n) : a mean fellow
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Sneak (v) : go slyly
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Sneaking (adj.) : mean
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Sneer (v) : show contempt, utter contemptuously
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Sneeze (v) : eject air suddenly through the nose
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Sniff (v) : draw air forcibly up the nose, smell
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Snigger (v) : to laugh in sly manner
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Snip (v) : quickly cut off with scissors
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Snip (n) : an act of snipping
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Snore (v) : breathe noisily in sleep
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Snout (n) : long nose of an animal
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Snow (n) : white flakes of frozen water falling from the sky
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Snub (n) : rebuke
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Snub (v) : rebuke
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