Shallow (shal’low) adj. 1. something, such as water, that is not deep.

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shallow (shal’low) adj. 1. something, such as water, that is not deep

Transcript of Shallow (shal’low) adj. 1. something, such as water, that is not deep.

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shallow (shal’low) adj.

1. something, such as water, that is not deep

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devoted (de-vot’ed ) adj.

1. feeling or expressing strong love or loyalty, dedicated

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hunter (hunt’er) n.someone who hunts; looks for something

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carpool (car’pool”) v.When two or more people ride in the same car.

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weakly (weak’ly) adj. & adv.

Lacking physical strength

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irritated (ir’ri-tat”ed) v.To be annoyed, bothered by, or

made upset by something or someone.

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legitimate (le-git’i-mate)adj.

A real piece of information or paperwork

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harsh (harsh) adj.Rough and unpleasant ; stern.