Hon, caddy, van, usu, Brum, e-mail, beaut, VIP, OPEC, HQ, GP, BST, RAF, TLC, veggie, Laser, A. OK, brill, fave, glam, MEP, posh, lb, st, in, ft, yd, Con., Lab., Lib. Dem., MA, IQ, st, rd, Ave, aka.
8. .
Vegeburger, fantabulous, camcorder, shopaholic, ginormous, guesstimate, Amex, Eurovision, fanzine, ecotastrophe, scific.
9. .
To jingle, to vacuum-clean, to clap, to low, to whine, to whinny, to quack, to house-keep, to record record, to sing-song, to progress progress, to permit permit, to suspect suspect, culture-vulture, higgledy-piggledy, pell-mell, roly-poly, silly-billy, mumbo-jumbo, willy-nilly, super-dooper (job), a boo-boo.
III.
1. , .
Polite civil, to shake to tremble, to choose to select, money cash, to conceal to disguise, photograph picture, odd queer, to draw to paint, skilled proficient.
2. , .
To grumble,to sizzle,to sprinkle, a brute, absent-mindedness, speechless, open-mouthed, ruler-owner, knee-deep, small (not large → insignificant, unimportant), mind-blowing (amazing), cool (fashionable), virus, item, mouse.
3. .
Watt, volt, guillotine, bedlam, suede, muslin, tweed, a teddy bear, to talk froggy, colour-blind, jersey, derrick, ohm, bookworm, green years, wandering thought, mouth of a cave, a sour smile, china, raglan, jeans, ampere, the tongue of a bell, the eye of a needle, the mouth of a box, the head of the line.
4. , .
Nice, room,pipe, heaven, lady, fowl, meat, marshal, glad, queen, teach, fellow, husband, knave, barn, bribery, boor, chap, churl, angel, knight, thing.
5. . , .
To die, drunk, prison, mad, liar, devil, lavatory, god, eat, pregnant, stupid.
6. , . .
smart, adj
smart clothes, a smart answer, a smart house, a smart garden, a smart repartee, a smart officer, a smart blow, a smart punishment, a smart restaurant, a smart nightclub
stubborn, adj
a stubborn child, a stubborn look, a stubborn horse, stubborn resistance, a stubborn fighting, a stubborn cough, stubborn depression
root, n
edible roots, the root of the tooth, the root of the matter, the root of all evil, square root, cube root
perform, v
to perform ones duties, to perform an operation, to perform a dance, to perform a play
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Face, n; lose, v; green, adj; sail, n.
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Seal, sum, sight, hare, bill, pupil, can, fit, like, bathed, lead, wound, sought, there, aloud.
9. .
Flower flour; spring to spring; capital (adj) capital (n); love to love; to write rite right; flu flew; fare fair; back to back; piece peace; box (1) box (2); chest (1) chest (2); pale pail; wait weight; case (1) case (2); board board.
10. , . , .
1) 26 letters of the ABC; to receive letters regularly;
2) no mean scholar; to mean something;
3) to propose a toast; an understood toast;
4) a hand of the clock; to hold a pen in ones hand;
5) to be six foot long; at the foot of the mountain;
6) the capital of a country; to have a big capital (money);
7) to date back to year 1870; to have a date with somebody;
8) to be engaged to Mr. N.; to be engaged in conversation;
9) to make a fire; to sit at the fire (place);
10) to peel the bark of the branch; to bark loudly at the stranger.
