grape, A small, round, juicy fruit that grows in bunches on vines. They can be green, red, or purple., shape, The outline or form of something. It’s what you see when you trace the outside of an object. Common shapes are circles, squares, and triangles!, lemonade, A sweet and tangy drink made by mixing lemon juice, water, and sugar., mistake, Something you did wrong by accident, or when you thought something was right but it wasn't. (It’s okay, everyone makes them!), cashmere, A type of wool that is incredibly soft, light, and warm. It comes from the soft undercoat of special goats., complete, When something is totally finished and there is nothing left to do., these, A word used to point out more than one thing that is close to you (like "look at these cool shoes!")., athlete, Someone who is very good at sports or physical exercises, like a runner, a gymnast, or a soccer player., flute, A long, thin musical instrument that you play by blowing across a hole while tapping your fingers on buttons. It makes high, silvery notes., accuse, To say that you think someone did something wrong or broke a rule., refuse, To say 'no' firmly when someone asks you to do something or offers you something. , amuse, To make someone laugh or smile by being funny or entertaining. , appeared, When something suddenly shows up or comes into sight so you can see it. , pleasant, When something is pleasant, it means it makes you feel happy, calm or comfortable. It's the opposite of something 'yucky' or annoying. , excess, Having way more than you actually need - like having a giant mountain of toys when you only need a few. , moderate, Just the right amount. Not too much, and not too little - right in the middle. .

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