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- A series of four related literary or dramatic works
- Act of not doing or going through; to pass or jump over
- Act of putting things together into categories or sets
- Applying to all or most cases or situations
- Cleansing agent that produces bubbles when mixed with water
- Clever or skillful way of doing something, especially in a computer context
- Consumed food and digested it
- Contraction of “is not”
- Difficult to see clearly due to lack of focus
- Feeling of annoyance or frustration
- Finished or completed
- Food that is partially digested and regurgitated by animals, like cows
- Frequency indicating that something happens frequently or regularly
- Front part of the leg below the knee
- Liquid used for writing or printing
- Muscles on the back of the upper arm
- Muscles on the side of the abdomen
- Not feeling well or in good health
- Not logical or reasonable; without clear or sensible thoughts
- Not well-known; hard to find or understand
- Outer layer of the human body
- Passage or slide down which things or people can descend
- Present something for someone to accept or reject
- Profession of taking and accepting bets
- Professional cook who prepares meals
- Registered or signed up for a course, program, or membership
- Related to strategy or careful planning
- Small protuberances on plants that develop into flowers or leaves
- Symbol or mark that indicates a specific meaning or direction
- To Play Guitar: Act of choosing or selecting something or someone
- To Play Guitar: Adjusting the strings on a guitar for better sound
- To Play Guitar: Part of a guitar where you press the strings to make different sounds
- To Play Guitar: Small piece on a guitar that holds the strings in place
- To Play Guitar: Structure that connects two shores over water
- To Play Guitar: The long part of a guitar connecting the body to the head
- To Play Guitar: Vehicles with an open cargo area for hauling goods
- Walking stick, often used for support