Jenga is a game of physical and mental skill. Built on the simple premise of stacking blocks, Jenga engages players of all ages
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Top-notch
of the highest quality, First-rate; excellent.
Ex: A top-notch university/Restaurant
Ex: I was lucky and got myself a job with a top-notch company.
Ex: Top-notch scientists offered stable research grants
Ex: His confidence at top-notch level
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Wisdom teeth are the third set of molars located in the very back of the mouth. They are the last teeth to grow in, usually between the ages of 17 and 21.
Ex: he’s having his wisdom teeth out.
Ex: A: My mouth hurts!
B: It’s probably your wisdom teeth coming up!
Ex: What are wisdom teeth and why do they sometimes require removal?
Ex: My wisdom tooth coming through
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Meaning: a crazy or strange person
Ex: You are standing on my car, you are a nutter
Ex: Why does the nutter always sit next to me?
Ex: Keep calm the nutter is here
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To make something more interesting, lively, or sexy
Ex: By learning new expressions and vocabulary, you can spice up your English communication skills.
Ex: I am going to spice up lamps with spray paint
Ex: We spiced up the party by playing Mannequin Challenge
Ex: How to spice up your sex life?
Ex: Spice up your bedroom with recycled shoe boxes
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A threads of natural or synthetic fibers, such as wool or nylon, used in weaving or knitting
Ex: Knitting Activists Cause Shortages of Pink Yarn
Ex: They’re completely sold out of green yarn
Ex: She still spins the yarn and knits sweaters for her family.
Ex: Join fellow needlers to create items for those in need; instruction, needles and yarn provided.
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The garden of a house.
Ex: Pay particular attention when planning your front yard to making your home’s entrance clear and inviting.
Ex: You can decorate your front yard with flowers, grass, rocks
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a way of saying “how are you doing”Ex: Hey guys what’s up what’s crackalackin?
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Two people working together have a better chance of solving a problem than one person working alone.
Ex: Why don’t we work on this project together because two heads are better than one
Ex: I can help you to solve this problem. Let’s work together.Two heads are better than one.
Ex: A: How are you doing with your Science Project?
B: Not so good
A: Do you want help?
B: sure! two heads are better than one
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