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Pains are feelings of discomfort, trouble, or difficulty. To take pains is to make an effort to do something carefully or thoroughly. Related: troubles, difficulties, hardships, efforts.
GLAIR/ɡleɪr/ · noun
A thin, watery liquid, especially egg white, used in cooking, or a white, opaque liquid used in painting. Related: egg white, albumen, whiting, slurry.
OZONE/ˈoʊzɪn/ · noun
A stable form of oxygen with three atoms per molecule, found in the stratosphere and formed by the interaction of ultraviolet radiation with oxygen molecules. It is also used as a disinfectant and in the manufacture of various chemicals. Related: oxygen, oxidizer, disinfectant, purifier.
Combs are toothed implements used for smoothing, detangling, or arranging the hair, or similar devices used to separate or order other materials such as wool. As a verb (third-person singular), 'combs' means to search through something thoroughly or to draw a comb through hair. Related: brushes, rakes, sifters, teeth.
DEPRIVES/dɪˈpraɪvz/ · verb
Third-person singular present form of the verb 'deprive': to deny a person or place of something necessary, valued, or customary. Related: denies, strips, withholds, robs.
PONDING/pɒndɪŋ/ · noun
The act of collecting and holding water on the surface of the ground, especially after rainfall. The water that has collected on the surface of the ground. Related: pooling, accumulation, collection, flooding.
BELLS/bɛlz/ · noun
Bells are the plural of bell: hollow metal instruments that make a ringing sound when struck, typically by an internal clapper. The term can also refer to the resonant ringing sounds themselves. Related: chimes, carillon, gongs, campanas.
SONGS/sɔŋz/ · noun
A piece of music, typically with lyrics, especially one that is recorded or performed on the radio, in a concert, etc. Songs can be of various genres, such as pop, rock, or classical. Related: tunes, melodies, ditties, ballads.
STICK/stɪk/ · noun, verb
A long, thin piece of wood or other material, typically straight and cylindrical in shape. To fasten or attach something to a surface using a stick or a similar object. Related: rod, staff, branch, stickle.
PEDAL/ˈpiːdəl/ · noun, verb
A pedal is a foot-operated lever, typically used to control a machine or instrument. To pedal means to press down on a pedal with one's foot. Related: press, operate, control, regulate.
GIANT/ˈdʒaɪ.ənt/ · noun, adjective
A person or thing of enormous size; a very large person or animal. Used to describe something or someone as extremely large or impressive. Related: colossal, enormous, gigantic, huge.
SWING/swɪŋ/ · noun, verb
A device for hanging from a fixed point, typically consisting of a seat suspended from chains or ropes, which is swung back and forth by the user. To move or cause to move back and forth, typically in a smooth, flowing motion. Related: sway, swing, oscillate, pendulate.
SETUP/ˈsɛtʌp/ · noun, verb
The process of setting something up, or the state of being set up. A preliminary or introductory part of a plan, event, or situation. Related: installation, arrangement, configuration, preparation.
CHICK/tʃɪk/ · noun
A young bird, especially a baby chicken; also an informal, now often considered dated or sexist, term for a young woman. Related: poult, fledgling, hatchling, chicken.