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Class(heart)(noun)Definition:tolerateYour heart is the organ in yourtearchest that pumps the blood aroundmutteryour body.People also use heart toofficerefer to the area of their chest thatfixationis closest to their heart.  \nspareMy heart was beating in my chest.  \nchippedUI  \nliftShinobi Word of the Dayheart was beatingRhyme:Word ClassLink Word:or the Day:CalamitouS     dipartPronunciation /SyllablesuS    (adjective)bloodstartca-am--toUSbodyvoCABULARYNINIADefinition:If you describe an event orsituation as calamitous,youmean it is very unfortunateor serious.  \nThe calamitous twins destroyed the play room.Phrases:the calamitous pair  \ncompletely calamitousSynonym:Antonym:Prefix/Suffix:disastrousRhyme:goodLink Word:  \ndevastatingglamorousdisasterbad  \n'Words unlock the doors to a world of understanding..  \nThis Week's WordsGrasshopperShinobi  \n# dozenappetite\n\nduounfamiliar  \nfortnightdivert  \nmimic  \ntalent  \nsuitcase  \nconvenient  \n# Grasshopper(Tier l)\n\ndozen  \nduofortnighttalentsuitcase  \n# Shinobi(Tier 2\n\nappetiteunfamiliardivertmimicconvenient  \n# Grasshopper Word of the DayWord ClassWord of the Day:dozen(noun)\n\nPronunciation /Syllables(doz-en)  \nDefinition:  \nlf you have a dozen things,you have twelve of them.  \nThe children used a dozen eggs to create a cake.  \nPhrases:  \na dozen birds  \na dozen cakes  \nSynonym:  \nAntonym:  \nRhyme:  \nLink Word:  \npeople  \n# Grasshopper Word of the Day\n\nWord Class  \nduo  \nWord of the Day:  \n(noun)  \n(duo)  \nPronunciation /Syllables  \nDefinition:  \nYou can refer to two peopletogether as a duo,especiallywhen they have something inCommon.  \nThe brave duo explored the caves.  \n## Phrases:\n\nthe intrepid duo  \nthe deadly duo  \nAntonym:  \nSynonym:  \nRhyme:  \npair  \nOwe  \nLink Word:  \nchildren  \nteam  \nGrasshopper Word of the DayWord ClassWord of the Day:fortnight(noun)Pronunciation /Syllables(fort-night)Definition:  \nA fortnight is a period of twoweeks.  \nJenn was going to her caravan for a fortnight.  \nPhrases:  \na fortnight until  \na fortnight abroad  \nSynonym:  \nAntonym:  \nRhyme:  \nLink Word:  \nholiday  \nfourteen  \nweeks  \n# Grasshopper Word of the Day\n\nWord Class  \ntalent  \nWord of the Day:  \n(noun)  \n(tal-ent)  \nPronunciation /Syllables  \nDefinition:  \nTalent is the natural abilityto do something well.  \nEveryone was excited for the talent show.  \n## Phrases:\n\nwas talented  \nan extreme talent  \nSynonym:  \nAntonym:  \nRhyme:  \nLink Word:  \nability  \ngallant  \nsport  \nknack  \nbalance  \nfamous  \n# Grasshopper Word of the DayWord ClassWord of the Day:suitcase(noun)\n\nPronunciation /Syllables(suit-case)  \nDefinition:  \nA suitcase is a box or bag with ahandle and a hard frame in whichyou carry your clothes when youare travelling.  \nJuan packed his clothes into a suitcase for his holiday.  \n## Phrases:\n\na strong suitcasepacked the suitcase  \nSynonym:  \nAntonym:  \nRhyme:  \nLink Word:  \ntravel  \ntrace  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