Hula

A Polynesian dance characterized by miming movements of the arms and hips.

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Epidemic

An outbreak of disease that spreads rapidly, affecting many people.

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Barons

Low-ranking aristocrats.

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Barns

Large, single-room buildings used for housing livestock and other agricultural purposes.

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Blue

A color occuring between 420 and 490 nanometers on the spectrum of visible light and in lakes.

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Pizza

A baked dish of Neapolitan origin, since appropriated by many other lands, consisting of a flatbread topped with sauce and pieces of meat, vegetables, and/or cheese.

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Locksmith

One who creates locks and keys.

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Tear

A break due to a rip, as in a piece of paper or cloth.

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Frank's Original Red Hot Sauce

A cayenne pepper-based hot sauce manufactured in Parsippany, New Jersey.

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Pushpins

Small metal tacks with articulated plastic handles, used to attach paper to hard surfaces.

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