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It is odd to look at a cockeye staring in one position.
Adj. Cockeye. An eye that looks sideways involuntarily.
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The juvenile delinquent hid out in the shady alley.
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The librarian tried to emulate and copy the characters in the book.
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The fly was stuck to the wall with flypaper.
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A hambone hacked his hostile hound's ham-bone horribly.
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Her conscience was saying that she had made a mistake.
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The dispersal of the crowd was incredible.
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The pinnacle of the book really evalated my heart rate.
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The technician was solving a very confusing problem.
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We are part of western civilization
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