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jolly |
He was a very jolly chap.
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daisy |
He picked a daisy from the grass.
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muddy |
Don't fall in the muddy swamp.
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teddy |
The stuffing has come out of my old teddy bear.
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sunny |
Yesterday it was very sunny.
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funny |
The joke wasn't funny because it was crude.
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daddy |
Daddy tested the bath water with his elbow.
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spotty |
Too much chocolate could make you spotty.
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baby |
The baby gave a loud wail.
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lady |
The lady wore a red hat.
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* This sentence was added by a Spellzone user.
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Hot spelling fun.
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Monkey Business
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