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LOUDLY |
Audibly |
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DROWN |
Audibly |
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OUTLOUD |
Audibly |
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ALOUD |
Audibly |
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GASP |
Inhale audibly |
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UTTER |
Express audibly |
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MILIEU |
Audibly mealier environment |
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SIDE |
Team sighed audibly |
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TEASE |
Mock casual shirts audibly |
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WINE |
Whine audibly about plonk |
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NOSE |
Audibly knows smell of wine |
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MOAN |
To bewail audibly; to lament. |
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SIDEWAYS |
Audibly sighed, weighs left and right |
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WEEKEND |
Audibly drained of energy following Friday |
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ELATED |
Excited for eel; ate it audibly |
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BOISTEROUS |
Lively, noisy boys stir us audibly |
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WEEK |
Audibly frail for a period of time |
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DOUBLEBASS |
Audibly dub bell base for orchestra staple |
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EIGHT |
Audibly ate a number of octopus tentacles |
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TIGERS EYE |
Stone to make Mr Woods exhale audibly |
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TIGHTENS UP |
Becomes edgy as Thai ten sup audibly |
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TIGERSEYE |
Stone to make Mr Woods exhale audibly |
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SIGHS |
Exhales audibly, as from sorrow, relief etc. |
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SAUTEED |
Audibly sought aid about how food was quickly fried |
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WAIL |
To express sorrow audibly; to make mournful outcry; to
weep. |