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''' | '''argyles''' (51)- Knitted or woven socks in diamond shaped patterns of various colors. | ||
'''Brazil''' (49)- [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brazil Brazil] is a formal colony of Portugal, located in South America and is now the 5th largest country in the world. | '''Brazil''' (49)- [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brazil Brazil] is a formal colony of Portugal, located in South America and is now the 5th largest country in the world. | ||
'''“Bully for him”''' (48)- An idiom used when something is said that a person does not think the other person deserves praise or admiration for. | |||
'''Complacently''' (51)- In a self-satisfied manner. | '''Complacently''' (51)- In a self-satisfied manner. | ||
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'''conventional''' (50)- Ordinary; not unusual or extreme. | '''conventional''' (50)- Ordinary; not unusual or extreme. | ||
''' | '''Indian summer day''' (48)-a period of sunny, warm weather in autumn, not long before winter that persist for a few days or weeks. | ||
'''Misconstrued''' (52)- To misinterpret or mistake the meaning of something. | '''Misconstrued''' (52)- To misinterpret or mistake the meaning of something. | ||
'''Portuguese''' (49)- A [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portuguese_language Romance language] spoken mainly in Portugal and Brazil. | |||
'''Sun helmets''' (51)-a light-weight hat that is worn in tropical countries that protects one from the sun. | '''Sun helmets''' (51)-a light-weight hat that is worn in tropical countries that protects one from the sun. | ||