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best-selling

Selling more copies or units than other comparable products, especially books, music, or films; highly commercially successful.

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clever

Skillful, inventive, or effective, especially in creating or handling something.

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comparative

Relating to, involving, or based on comparison between things.

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cozy

warm, comfortable, and inviting.

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crazy

insane or wildly impractical

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deadly

causing or able to cause death

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favorite

preferred before all others of the same kind.

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fluent

Able to speak or write a language easily, accurately, and smoothly.

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high-quality

Of very good quality; made or performed to a high standard.

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horrible

Extremely unpleasant, bad, or distressing.

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mad

very angry

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mad

insane; mentally ill

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medicinal

Having the character or purpose of medicine, especially in a figurative or mildly disapproving sense; intended to cure rather than to be pleasant.

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missing

not able to be found; absent.

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non-fiction

Describing a work, genre, or section that is based on factual information rather than invented events.

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odd

strange or unusual

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odd

Of a whole number: not divisible by two.

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provincial

Typical of a region outside a capital or major city, especially in being less cosmopolitan or sophisticated.

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recursive

Involving a process that refers back to itself or repeats by applying the same rule to its own results.

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so-called

Used before a noun or adjective to indicate that a name or description is commonly used but may be inaccurate, disputed, or regarded with doubt.

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swift

moving very fast

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unreasonable

Not guided by reason or sensible judgment; illogical or foolish.

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untidy

Not neat or orderly; messy in appearance or arrangement.

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weary

tired; exhausted; feeling or showing tiredness.

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well-developed

Fully or thoroughly developed, with a high level of maturity, complexity, quality, or advancement.

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well-known

Known by many people; familiar or widely recognized.

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well-known

Widely recognized as having a particular quality, reputation, or characteristic.

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accent

A distinctive way of pronouncing a language associated with a particular region, social group, or first language.

apostrophe

A direct address to an absent, dead, imaginary, or nonhuman person or thing in speech or writing.

boarding pass

a document allowing a passenger to board a plane

chat

An informal conversation, especially a friendly one.

clap

A sharp sound made by striking the hands together or by something striking another thing.

comment

A spoken or written remark expressing an opinion, explanation, or reaction.

cover letter

a letter sent with an application or document

diary

A book or digital record in which a person regularly writes about their experiences, thoughts, or activities.

driver's license

an official document permitting one to drive

email address

the identifier to which email is sent

first name

the personal name given at birth

hint

A small piece of information or an indirect suggestion that helps someone understand, discover, or do something.

idiom

A fixed expression whose meaning cannot usually be understood literally from the meanings of its individual words.

last name

the family name shared by relatives

maiden name

a woman's family name before marriage

middle name

a name between one's first and last names

non-fiction

Writing or other media that presents factual information about real people, events, or subjects rather than invented stories.

outline

A brief general description or plan that presents the main points of something without details.

parking ticket

a fine issued for illegal parking

phone number

the digits used to call a telephone

postcard

A card, usually with a picture or illustration on one side and space for a message and address on the other, sent through the mail without an envelope...

preposition

A word placed before a noun, pronoun, or noun phrase to show its relationship to another word, often expressing location, direction, time, or means, s...

pronoun

A word that stands in for a noun phrase, typically referring to a person, thing, or previously mentioned entity, such as “I,” “they,” or “which.”