Verb > Barricade (+ object) to block (something) so that people or things cannot enter or leave The police barricaded the crime scene. They barricaded the door. Ships barricaded the coastline.
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Noun > Assortment
Noun > Tulip
Noun > Play-off
Noun > Play-off (count) 1 US : a series of games that is played after the end of the regular season in order to decide which player or team is the champion ¡X usually plural The teams will once again Read More …
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Noun > Writer’s block
Noun > Bonus
Noun > Bonus (count) 1 : something good that is more than what was expected or required As a bonus for good behavior you can stay up late. The product has the added bonus of providing extra vitamins. 2 : Read More …
Verb > Distinguish
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Verb > Salute
Verb > Salute 1 : to give a sign of respect to (a military officer, flag, etc.) by moving your right hand to your forehead : to give a salute to (someone or something) (+ object) He saluted the officer. Read More …
Noun > Breather
1 : a pause for rest : break Let’s take a breather. He decided to give them a breather. 2 : someone or something that breathes in a specified way a mouth breather (=a person who breathes through the mouth Read More …