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2 years ago

This is connected to my other question for my 50% grade test!! please help <3

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Suspicion- lack of trust

wrench- a sudden hard twist or turn; to twist or turn hard; a tool used to twist

height- vertical distance

tired- weary

stomach- the part of the digestive system leading from the esophagus to the intestines

library- a facility wich houses a large, permanent collection of books

surprise- to cause to feel astonishment or wonder

wash- to clean usually with water

often- frequently

iron- an appliance which uses heat and steam to smooth wrinkles from garments

rinse- to wash lightly with water

yesterday- the day before today

Hope this helps! <3

Galina-37 [17]2 years ago

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Answer:

suspicion- lack of trust

wrench- a sudden hard twist or turn; to twist or turn hard; a tool used to twist

height- vertical distance

tired- weary

stomach- the part of the digestive system leading from the esophagus to the intestines

library- a facility wich houses a large, permanent collection of books

surprise- to cause to feel astonishment or wonder

wash- to clean usually with water

often- frequently

iron- an appliance which uses heat and steam to smooth wrinkles from garments

rinse- to wash lightly with water

yesterday- the day before today

hope u do good!

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