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N. a colorful tropical bird that moves quickly.
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N. the person in charge of a school.
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V. to discover or confirm the truth of something (syn. Detect, uncover).
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N. a colorful bird that lives in Central America.
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V. to change into stone. If you looked into Medusa´s eyes, she would petrify you.
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N. a person who owns a mill.
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N. a type of questions whose answer is difficult to figure out. Oedipus was the only one who answered the riddle of the Sphinx.
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N. something that is given in exchange for a good action (syn. Prize, recompense). The girls received a reward for their good action.
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N. a thick and strong column that supports a building. Perseus stood still against a pillar.
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N. a mythical creature who had serpents as hair.
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Prep. Outside the limits of. The land is beyond this world.
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N. (in folklore) diminutive old man that inhabits the interior of the earth and acts as guardian of its treasures, usually one of the characters of fairy tales.
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N. a boss or person in charge of a group (syn. Head, leader). The chief of the tribe sent the warriors home.
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Adj. courageous (syn. Admirable, intrepid, daring), she was brave and wise.
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V. to give something a person asks for (syn. Award. Concede) the fairy granted the woodcutter 3 wishes.
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N. threshed grain or grass used for feeding animals. The gnome turned the straw into gold.
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N. a long sharp metal blade with a handle use for war.
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N. a thin, straight, generally pointed missile or weapon.
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Adj. Not good (syn, harmful, injurious). The evil King sent Perseus on dangerous trip.
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Adj. a long distance away. In a far kingdom, there lived a princess.
