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Sample words: WHEAT, QUATE, PHONING, SWIFTER, DINGEY, CHEVET, TANNA, MAWING, HOPE, MIX, SIGN, DONATE, BOARD, REDUCE, IDEA, POOR.

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WHEAT /wiːt/ · noun
Wheat is the edible grain and seed of the wheat plant, a cereal grass widely cultivated as a food crop. The word can also refer to the plant itself or to wheat as a standing crop. Related: grain, cereal.
QUATE /kweɪt/ · verb
An obsolete variant of the verb “quote”: to cite the words of another person or reproduce a passage from a text. Related: cite, reproduce, recite, adduce.
PHONING /ˈfəʊnɪŋ/ (British), /ˈfoʊnɪŋ/ (US) · verb
Phoning means making a telephone call or communicating with someone by telephone. It is the present participle and gerund form of phone. Related: telephoning, calling, ringing, dialling.
SWIFTER /ˈswɪftər/ · adjective
Comparative of swift: moving or operating more quickly, rapidly, or with greater speed. Related: faster, quicker, speedier, more rapid.
CHEVET /ˈʃɛvət/ · noun
The rounded or polygonal east end of a church, especially the apse and its surrounding radiating chapels in Gothic architecture. Related: apse, east end, chancel, sanctuary.
HOPE /həʊp/ (British); /hoʊp/ (US) · noun and verb
As a noun, hope means a belief or expectation that something good will happen. As a verb, it means to want something to happen or to believe, without certainty, that it will happen. Related: wish, expectation, belief, optimism.
MIX /mɪks/ · verb and noun
As a verb, to combine two or more substances, ingredients, ideas, or other elements in a way that creates a new mixture. As a noun, a combination of different substances, styles, or elements; it can also refer to a particular musical or cultural style. Related: combine, blend, stir, mingle.
SIGN /saɪn/ · noun and verb
As a noun, a sign is a mark, symbol, or gesture that conveys information, such as a road sign, a warning sign, or a sign of approval. As a verb, to sign means to write your name on a document, make a gesture, or formally indicate something. Related: symbol, indication, marker, omen.
DONATE /ˈdoʊneɪt/ · verb
To give money, goods, blood, organs, or other resources voluntarily, typically to a charitable organization, cause, or person in need, without expecting payment in return. Related: give, contribute, bestow, grant.
BOARD /bɔːrd/ (US); /bɔːd/ (UK) · noun, verb
As a noun, a long flat thin piece of material such as wood, or a committee that directs an organization. As a verb, to get on or into a ship, aircraft, train, or other vehicle. Related: plank, panel, committee, council.
REDUCE /rɪˈduːs/ · verb
To make something smaller, less numerous, less costly, or less intense. It can also mean to force someone or something into a particular condition, or to bring a mathematical quantity to a simpler form. Related: lessen, decrease, cut, diminish.
IDEA /aɪˈdiːə/ · noun
A thought, concept, or suggestion formed in the mind. It can also refer to a plan, an opinion, or an understanding of a situation. Related: concept, notion, thought, plan.
POOR /pɔː(r)/ (British); /pʊ(r)/ (American) · adjective, noun
Having little or insufficient money, resources, or advantages; lacking something needed or desirable. It can also describe low quality, inadequate performance, or an unfortunate condition. Related: disadvantaged, unfortunate, needy, destitute.

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