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To take in or soak up
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This sponge will absorb the water you spilled.
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A heavy weight on a rope or chain.it is dropped from a boat to keep it from moving.
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As our boat came near the shore, we dropped the anchor for the night.
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To hold it firmly in place
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We need longer screws to anchor the cabinet to the wall.
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An object made of short, stiff hairs or wires that are fastened to a handle.
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This wire brush works very well to scrape the old paint from the side of the house.
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To clean, paint, or smooth something by using a brush.
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Leah brushes her teeth every night before going to bed.
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To touch something lightly by moving against it.
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Alex jumped when something brushed against his check in the dark hallway.
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Small swelling on a plant that will grow into a twig, flower or leaf.
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Aunt amy told me to pick the roses that were open and to leave the buds on the bush.
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Something that is its exact middle.
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The referee put the soccer ball in the center of the field just before the game started.
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A place where some people come together for some purpose.
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Sara went with her mother to the health center for a check up.
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The hard middle of fruits such as apples or pears.it holds the seeds of the plant.
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Jane ate the apple and then agave the core to his pony.
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A building or group of buildings where things are made.
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Natalie's sister works in a factory that makes parts for computers.
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The place where bees live.
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Mr. Paul keeps several hives in his backyard for bees.
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A young tree.
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In this old photograph, you can see our great oak tree when it was just a sapling.
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The tall main stem of a tree.this is where where its branches grow.
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On our vacation in California, we saw giant redwood trees with trunks almost twenty feet across.
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The long nose of an elephant.
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The elephant lifted his trunk in alarm when it heard the motor of the airplane.
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