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ASKEW- Link CUE (uh SKOO) adj. Curly's Pool Cue ad become ASKEW. to one side, crooked, awry, sidelong look of contempt
ASPIRE- Link RETIRE (uh SPIRE) V. Caleb ASPIRES to have a successful gaming YouTube channel to seek, attain, or achieve a goal.
ASSUAGE-Link MASSAGE (uh SWAYJ) v. A good massage is known to ASSUAGE sore muscles and relive uptight feelings. to sooth, to make less severe, to satisfy, ease, lessen
ASTUTE- Link SUIT (uh STEWT) adj. Larry thought a new suite would make him more ASTUTE for his job interview. quick in discernment, shrewd, clever, keen
ASUNDER Link THUNDER (uh SUN dur) adj. The lightning and THUNDER tore the young lovers ASUNDER. in separate parts, apart form each other in position
ATROPHY- Link TROPHY (AT ruh fee) v. Once a TROPHY champion, Ji m's muscles ATROPHIED due to a chronic illness. to wither away
ATYPICAL- Link TYPICAL (ay TIP ih kull) adj. It was ATYPICAL of his boss to give a day off with pay. not typical, abnormal
AUSTERE - Link STEER (aw STEER) adj. Modern design can have such an AUSTERE look, that it will make a room seem quite empty. stern, as in manner, without excess, unadorned, severely simple and plain
BADGER - Link BADGER (BAJ er) v. I hate to be BADGERED by solicitors ringing the doorbell. to tease, annoy, harass persistently
BALLISTICS - Link LIPSTICK (buh LISS sticks) n. Most warships carry BALLISTIC missiles. adj Detective Mullins specializes in BALLISTICS and is always called to a crime scene whenever a firearm is involved. n. the study of dynamics or flight characteristics or flight characteristics of projectiles.
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