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Reading Vocabulary
English Vocabulary Index
Reading Vocabulary for 27th October :
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Squint (adj.) : looking obliquely
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Squint (v) : look sideways with eyes half closed
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Squire (n) : an escort, a landlord
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Squirm (v) : twist the body, wriggle
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Squirrel (n) : a small rodent with a long bushy tail
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Squirt (v) : to shoot out a narrow stream or jet
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Stab (v) : pierce with a pointed weapon, slander
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Stability (n) : the quality of being stable
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Stabilize (v) : make firm
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Stable (n) : a place for keeping horse
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Stack (n) : a large pile, a chimney
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Stack (v) : arrange in a pile
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Stadium (n) : a place with seats all round for holding athletic, contests
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Staff (n) : a pole, a walking stick, a body of officers a group of assistants, a support
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Stag (n) : a male deer
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Stage (n) : the raised platform for public performances, the theatre, the distance, travelled between two stopping points, a step in progress
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Stage (v) : put on a stage
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Stage-coach (n) : a public travelling carriage
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Stagger (v) : to move unsteadily, hesitate
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Stagger (n) : an unsteady movement
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Stagnate (v) : cease flowing, stand still, become dull
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