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| Chamber of Commerce (definition) | (noun) an association of businesspeople who promote commercial interests in the community |
| Chamber of Commerce (sentence) | The __ spoke at the Board of Education hearing, because they wanted a say in the education of their future employees. |
| application (definition) | (noun) the form or document on which such a request is made |
| application (sentence) | Jacob filled out a job ___, so that he could work at Roy Rogers. |
| souvenir (definition) | (noun) A token of remembrance |
| souvenir (sentence) | When I visited New York, I brought home a model of the Statue of Liberty as my ___. |
| chiggers (definition) | (noun) small, six-legged larvae of mites which is a parasite on humans |
| chiggers (sentence) | Natalie’s leg was itching so much, because ___ had nested on her calf. |
| politician (definition) | (noun) one who holds public office |
| politician (sentence) | Many people do not trust ___s, because they often just say what you want to hear, in order to get elected. |
| deed (definition) | (noun) a document which proves ownership of property |
| deed (sentence) | Ahmed totally paid for his house, so the bank gave him the ___. |
| pistachio (definition) | (noun) the nutlike fruit of a tree, having an edible, oily, green or yellow kernel |
| pistachio (sentence) | I could sit all day cracking open and eating ___s all day. |
| brochures (definition) | (noun) A small booklet or pamphlet, often containing promotional material or product information. |
| brochures (sentence) | Maizelle passed out __, hoping to win votes for Hattie in the competition. |
| intrigued (definition) | (verb) to arouse the curiosity of |
| intrigued (sentence) | When I received the roses without any note, I was __ about discovering my secret admirer. |
| inquired (definition) | (verb) to seek information by asking. |
| inquired (sentence) | Rylee ___ about the summer job, because she wanted to know how much she’d be paid. |
| preoccupied (definition) | (adjective) very concerned with |
| preoccupied (sentence) | My friends became worried when I became more __ with my work than with playing. |
| business (definition) | (noun) amount of commercial trade |
| business (sentence) | The company developed a new ad campaign, in hopes of bringing in new ___. |
| gumption (definition) | (noun) initiative or positive |
| gumption (sentence 2) | Brooke had so much ___ that she was promoted to company president in three years. |
| gumption (sentence) | Garrett showed he had the __ to stand up to the 8th grade bully. |
| mosquito (definition) | (noun) a small flying insect that bites the skin of people and animals in order to feed on their blood. |
| mosquito (sentence) | When I returned from Minnesota, I could not even count how many ____ bites I had all over me. |
| consumption (definition) | (noun) a form of tuberculosis (a disease of the lungs); progressive wasting of body tissue |
| consumption (sentence) | Edgar Alan Poe, who wrote “The Raven”, had a mother and wife who both died from ___. |
