The opposite of 'after'.

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The opposite of 'never'.

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A room in the house used for sleeping.

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A long, white fruit with a yellow skin.

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A room in the house with a bath or shower and often a toilet.

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The first meal of the day.

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The opposite of 'weak'.

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The opposite of 'fast'.

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A lot of water that falls from a high place, often to a lake or pool below.

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Pain inside your head.

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A rubber thing that you blow air into or fill with gas until it is round, used as a decoration in a party or a toy.

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A group of letters used for writing or spelling a language.

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The opposite of 'fat'.

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Saturday and Sunday. The two days in the week when many people do not work.

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A time when you do not have to go to work or school.

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A container or box made of wire or metal bars used for keeping birds or animals in.

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A sweet food made from flour, butter, sugar and eggs mixed together and baked. It's very common in birthday parties.

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A long, thin, orange vegetable that grows in the ground. Rabbits love it.

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A seat for one person, with a back and it usually has four legs.

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The day of the year on which someone was born. People have big parties to celebrate it and your family and friends give you presents.

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An imaginary creature that is large, ugly and frightening.

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A hairy animal with a long tail that lives in hot countries and climbs trees. They love bananas.

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The sister of someone's mother or father.

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A sweet, cold food made from frozen milk. There are lots of flavours.

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A drink made from lemons.

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A drink or liquid that comes from fruit or vegetables. People especially drink it in the morning. The most popular one is made from oranges.

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The opposite of 'difficult'.

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A large, round, green fruit that is red inside, usually with a lot of black seeds. People usually eat it in the summer.

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The opposite of 'beautiful'.

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A piece of equipment with a screen on the front, used for watching programmes.

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The opposite of 'old'.

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A period of twelve months, or 365 or 366 days, especially from 1 January to 31 December.

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The clear liquid that falls from the sky as rain and that is in seas, lakes and rivers.

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Events and images in your mind while you are sleeping.

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A large Australian animal that moves by jumping on its back legs.

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A young cat.

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A young dog.

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A synonym of 'error'.

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This is the day after Sunday.

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The round object that shines in the sky at night and moves around the earth.

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A person whose job is to treat people who are sick or hurt.

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An oval object made by a female chicken, eaten as food.

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A very large, grey animal with big ears and a very long nose.

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The language that is spoken in the UK, the US and in many other countries.

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One of the two organs in your face that you use to see with.

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A large road vehicle for carrying things from place to place.

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A creature with eight legs that catches insects in a web.

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A long, thin creature with no legs that slides along the ground. Some of them are very poisonous.

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The opposite of 'below'.

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Pain in your ear.

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A way of sending messages electronically from one computer to another.

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When you want or need to drink.

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When you want or need to eat.

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A large area of water that has land all around it.

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The opposite of 'win'.

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Something that you give to someone, usually on a special day like a birthday.

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An area of water that has been made for people to swim in.

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A food that is made from flour and water and is made in many different shapes. It comes from Italy and people usually add tomato sauce.

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A brightly coloured bird that can copy what people say.

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Food that you take from your home to eat outside. People eat this in a park or in the countryside.

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Two slices of bread with meat, cheese, etc. between them.

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An animal that someone keeps in their home.

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Water that falls from the sky in small drops.

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The opposite of 'dangerous'.

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The surface that covers the top of a building or vehicle.

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A collection of gold, silver, jewellery and valuable objects. Pirates sail around the world looking for this.

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Someone's female child.

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Someone's male child.

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A person who is known by many people.

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Someone who drives a vehicle.

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Not interesting or exciting.

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An object that is used to talk to someone who is in another place.

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A small, round, green seed that people eat as a vegetable.

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A big musical instrument with black and white keys that make sounds when you press them.

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