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candle |
Be careful not to burn yourself on the candle.
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handle |
Grip the handle with both hands.
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kettle |
We boiled the kettle for tea.
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ankle |
I have a pain in my right ankle.
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angle |
His body was bent at an awkward angle.
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apple |
An apple is a round fruit with red or green skin and crisp flesh.
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eagle |
The eagle preys on small animals.
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able |
Were you able to ascertain the identity of the culprit?
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tickle |
The Elmo toy laughed when he was tickled.
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huddle |
It is cold, let's huddle together.
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jumble |
I went to a jumble sale.
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