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a restaurant, cafeteria, or store in a workplace, school, or military camp that sells food and beverages, often at a low price
2.
A high-pitched, thin, or, at times, unpleasant sound, similar to the sound of a clarinet or oboe.
3.
A person in the process of recovering from a serious injury, illness, or surgery, typically in the phase between acute sickness and full restoration of health.
4.
The forward-most part of a ship or boat’s hull, designed to cut through water and reduce resistance.
5.
An unprincipled, dishonorable, or wicked person.
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A classic New York City soda fountain drink made from seltzer, milk, and chocolate syrup, despite containing no eggs or creams.
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Someone who is blatantly proud, arrogant, and scornfully superior, often treating others as beneath them.
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A community-focused, secluded residential complex where monastics—monks or nuns—live, pray, and work, following religious rules.
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An informal, street-style variation of baseball played with a broom handle (or similar stick) and a rubber ball.
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Something that is unquestionable, undeniably true, and beyond doubt or debate, typically supported by facts.
