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- A clear alcoholic spirit flavored with juniper berries
- A division of a larger organization or institution
- A floor covering made of thick woven material or fur
- A large boat or vessel, typically made of wood, used to transport people or animals
- A large, flightless bird native to Australia
- A male child or young man
- A method or mode of doing something; a road or path
- A piece of land surrounded by water
- A place where ships can load and unload cargo
- A preliminary version of a written work or document
- A small, furry animal with long ears and a short tail
- A smooth, flat, slippery surface for sliding on, typically found on playgrounds
- A very young human being, typically less than one year old
- A wormlike larva of a butterfly or moth
- Appropriate or suitable in the circumstances
- Based on facts rather than feelings or opinions
- Entering someone’s property without permission or legal right
- Extremely good or outstanding
- Give permission or approval to proceed with something
- Impressions or marks made by a foot or shoe on a surface
- Large, predatory reptiles with long snouts and sharp teeth
- Last year or the recent past
- Not wide; limited in extent, range, or scope
- Past tense of the verb to be
- Preparatory or practice sessions, especially for a performance
- Reject, decline or turn down something
- Seen From The Window: Animals that sing
- Seen From The Window: Common name of mimulus
- Seen From The Window: Family cookout location
- Seen From The Window: Household trash
- Seen From The Window: If you’re on it, you’re undecided
- Seen From The Window: One with many limbs
- Seen From The Window: Road lined with buildings
- Seen From The Window: Stone barrier
- Serious or unexpected situations requiring immediate action or attention
- Spelled incorrectly or with mistakes
- Technologist
- The basic building blocks of a language’s written form
- The point at which two lines or edges meet; a secluded or awkward place
- The position of someone or something in relation to others; social rank or condition
- The process of getting something back; the act of recovering something
- The whole amount or quantity of something
- To mend, repair, or make something right
- To start something again or give new energy to something
- Turned into vapor or steam; disappeared or vanished
- Used to refer to the person or people being addressed