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wig |
She had a wig for every occasion.
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wag |
The dog's tail began to wag.
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jig |
To jig is to move up and down quickly.
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jog |
Sarah went for a morning jog.
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log |
She put a log in the fire.
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bat |
You can watch the bat flying at dusk.
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cat |
Stray cats are often very thin.
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Monkey Business
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