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February 2020
prosthetic
(prawss-THEH-tik)
A prosthetic body part is made to replace a body part that is missing or broken. This woman has a prosthetic leg.
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independent
(in-duh-PEN-dent)
When you are independent, you are able to do things for yourself. Babies become more independent when they learn to walk.
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cavities
(KAV-uh-teez)
Rotten spots or holes in teeth.
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snarl
(snarl)
When an animal snarls, it growls and shows its teeth. This lion is snarling.
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