mess :

• an untidy or dirty situation

• the sister of someone's husband or wife

• the point or angle where two lines meet

• to move one's head up and down as a way of agreeing with somebody

sister-in-law :

• an untidy or dirty situation

• the sister of someone's husband or wife

• to move one's head up and down as a way of agreeing with somebody

• the point or angle where two lines meet

frowning :

• a large area of flat land

• to go all the way round something

• to wrinkle the forehead because the person is angry or worried

• a division of a piece of writing, starting on a new line

narrowed :

• to go all the way round something

• to move one's head up and down as a way of agreeing with somebody

• to make thinner or smaller

• to cause or allow a liquid to flow out

commented :

• to make a remark about something; to express an opinion

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• to give somebody knowledge or skill; to teach

• to look very carefully for something

surround :

• the place where something is

• a serious and important occasion

• to go all the way round something

• a mistake

plain :

• a large area of flat land

• to go all the way round something

• a mistake

• a serious and important occasion

resentment :

• to move one's head up and down as a way of agreeing with somebody

• an uncontrolled outburst of anger or frustration, usually in young children

• a feeling of anger or hatred toward someone or something

• to cause or allow a liquid to flow out

corners :

• an untidy or dirty situation

• to cause or allow a liquid to flow out

• the point or angle where two lines meet

• to move one's head up and down as a way of agreeing with somebody

searching :

• to give somebody knowledge or skill; to teach

• to make a remark about something; to express an opinion

• to look very carefully for something

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