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early
before the usual time
in the morning
early part of the day before noon
a morning
a time from sunrise to noon
cold
having a low temperature or lacking warmth
natural
from nature; not artificial
hot
having high temperature
spring
season after winter
near
close in distance or time
the North
the region or direction situated toward the top of a map or compass, often associated with colder climates
an island
a piece of land with water all around
new
recently made, built, or begun
to swim
to move through water
a waterfall
a steep descent of water from a height
a bath
washing the body in water
a year
twelve months
because
for the reason that
around
located on every side of
also
in addition
to smell
to sense an odor
really?!
expressing surprise or disbelief
to come
to move toward a place or person
a camera
a device for taking photos or video
local
near this place; nearby
a secret
a hidden fact
I used to ...
I did it regularly before
now
at the present time
why?
for what reason or purpose
a film
a moving picture shown at the cinema or TV
to want
to desire or wish to have, do, or achieve something
to turn up
to appear or arrive unexpectedly or by chance
full
holding as much as possible
people
human beings collectively
to point
to show direction with finger
a view
what you can see; an opinion
to show
to let someone see; to display
to get
to receive or to obtain
to see
to notice with the eyes
a government
a group ruling a country
clear
easy to see or understand
to keep
to continue to have
a head
top part of the body with face
water
clear liquid for life
to eat
to put food in the mouth and swallow
to find
to discover; to locate
a thing
an object, idea, or event
to put
to move something to a place
under
below something
to go
to move or travel somewhere
once
one time
to start
to begin something
to cause
to make something happen
massive
extremely large in size, amount, or scale
a disease
a sickness
sometimes
at certain times, not always
a change
an alteration or modification
sense
feeling; understanding
to taste
to sense flavor with the mouth
a headache
a pain in the head
to vomit
to expel the contents of the stomach through the mouth
death
end of life
a couple
two people or things
drugs
substances used for medical treatment or recreational purposes
actually
in fact; really
difficult
hard to do or understand
to hold
to have in the hand
general
usual; affecting most people
treatment
the management and care of a patient or the application of remedies to alleviate a condition
to die
to cease living or stop functioning
even
flat; equal; used for emphasis
common
happening often or shared by many
a world
the earth; all people
back
the rear part of something
when
question word for time
a park
a public land for rest or play
more
a greater amount or number
important
having great value or effect
a fact
something known to be true
amazing
very surprising or impressive
many
a large number of
only
no more than; single
just
only; exactly; recently
other
different or remaining
a name
a word or set of words by which a being, place, or thing is known
a story
an account of events, real or not
something
an unnamed thing
a chance
a possibility; an opportunity
rare
uncommon or not often found
probably
likely but not certain
to control
to exercise authority or influence over something or someone
a group
several people or things together
although
in spite of the fact that
a sign
an indication or symbol of something
to happen
to take place; to occur
last
final; most recent
to think
to use the mind; to believe
I guess so
an uncertain or reluctant agreement
to guess
to answer without being sure
pretty
quite; attractive
to do
to perform an action
to live
to be alive; to reside
a way
a method; a route
dangerous
likely to cause harm
a point of view
a particular attitude or way of considering a matter
time
a continuous progression of events from past to future
to end
to bring to a conclusion or stop
a risk
a possibility of danger
a cut
an injury or reduction
to thank
to say you are grateful
a university
a place for higher education or study
pull
the act of moving something toward you
research
systematic investigation to establish facts or principles
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