| A | B |
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| War | a stat or period of fighting between states or nations |
| Board | a usually rectangular piece of rigid material used for some special purpose. |
| Cough | to force iar from the lungs with a sharp short noise or series of noises. |
| System | a group of parts combined to form a whole that works or moves as a unit. |
| Behind | in a place that is being or has been departed from, not up to the level of the class. |
| Force | to make a person do something. |
| Form | the shape and structure of something. |
| Author | a person who writes something. |
| False | not true, correct, genuine or honest. |
| Jaw | either of the bony structures that support the soft parts of the mouth. |
| Offer | to present as an act of worship; to sacrifice. |
| Sauce | a tasty liquid poured over food. |
| Chorus | a group of singers. |
| Dawn | to begin to grow light as the sun rises. |
| Hoarse | harsh in sound. |
| Awful | causing fear or terror |
| Daughter | a female child or offspring |
| Roar | to utter a long sound, to laugh loudly. |
| Order | the arrangement of objects or events in space or time. |
| Office | a special duty or post and especially one of authority in government. |
| Toward | in the direction of, along a course leading to. |
| Already | before a certain time; by this time. |
| Brought | the past tense of bring. |
| Understand | to get the meaning of, to know thoroughly. |
| Common | belonging to or shared by two or more individuals or by the members of a family or group. |
