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Vocabulary Strategies
English Vocabulary Index
Vocabulary Strategies for 6th November :
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Strip (v) : deprive of, tear off squeeze out, remove the clothes of
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Stripe (n) : a line, a blow with a whip
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Stripling (n) : a youth, one yet growing
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Strive (v) : struggle, contend, try, hard, make great efforts
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Stroke (n) : a blow, mark made by a per or brush, sound made by a bell
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Stroll (v) : to go for a leisurely walk
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Stroll (n) : quiet unhurried
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Strong (adj.) : having power to resist, firm
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Stronghold (n) : fortress
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Strop (n) : a strip of leather on which razor is sharpened
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Structure (n) : a building, frame work of a building, formation
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Struggle (v) : to try hard, to fight
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Struggle (n) : a striving, hard effort
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Strut (v) : walk about with pride and vanity, support with a bar placed obliquely
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Stub (n) : a small stump of tree
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Stubborn (adj.) : unyielding, head strong
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Student (n) : one who studies
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Studied (p & adj.) : well thought out, wanton, learned
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Studio (n) : an artist’s workshop, a place where cinema films are made
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Studious (adj.) : diligent, having a habit of learning
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Study (n) : subjects of attention, room for study, meditation
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Stuff (n) : material or substances which is used for some purpose
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Stuff (v) : fill, press
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Stuffing (n) : the thing used for filling up anything
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Stuffy (adj.) : close, not airy
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Stultify (v) : make foolish, make absurd, cause to be useless
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Stumble (v) : slip, trip, err, stagger
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Stumbling block (n) : that which causes one to stumble or trip over, the cause of difficulty, hindrance, obstacle
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Stun (v) : overpower the senses, stupefy, amaze
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Stunt (v) : stop the growth or development of
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Stunted (adj.) : dwarfed
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Stupefy (v): make senseless or stupid
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Stupendous (adj.) : amazing, tremendous, astonishing, wonderful
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Stupid (adj.) : foolish, dull, lacking in sensibility
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Stupor (n) : dazed state
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Sturdy (adj.) : strong, hart, vigorous, stout
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Sty (n) : an enclosure for swine, a filthy place
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Stygian (adj.) : pertaining to the river Styx, infernal, dark and gloomy, ‘Styx’
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Stylish (adj.) : having style, fashionable
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