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rug

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Rug is a noun that refers to a small carpet, usually used to cover part of a floor for decoration or warmth.
Examples:
– She placed a colorful rug in front of the sofa.
– I tripped over the edge of the rug in the hallway.
– That room looks cozier with a soft rug on the floor.

🔹 Difference: A rug is usually smaller and not attached to the floor, while a carpet often covers the whole floor and is fixed in place.

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between you and me == frankly== to be frank == if the truth be told

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cozy

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Cosy (also spelled cozy in American English) is an adjective that means warm, comfortable, and pleasant, especially in a small or relaxing space.

Examples:
– I love reading a book in my cosy little room on rainy days.
– The café was small but really cosy with soft lighting and warm colors.
– We made the living room cosy with blankets and cushions.

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cramped

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Cramped is an adjective that means too small or too tight, with not enough space for people or things. It often feels uncomfortable or overcrowded.

Examples:
– The apartment was cramped, with barely enough room to move.
– We sat in a cramped car for five hours.
– The classroom felt cramped with so many students.

🔹 Cramped is the opposite of spacious.

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noisy

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Noisy is an adjective that means full of noise or making a lot of loud or unpleasant sounds.

Examples:
– The street outside was too noisy to sleep.
– We moved to a quieter area because our old neighborhood was very noisy.
– The kids were being noisy, running around and shouting.

🔹 Opposite: quiet or peaceful

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sponge

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Sponge is a noun and a verb, depending on how it’s used. Here’s both:

As a noun:
A sponge is a soft, absorbent material used for cleaning or washing.

Examples:
– She used a sponge to clean the kitchen counter.
– The sponge soaked up all the spilled juice.

As a verb:
To sponge means to absorb liquid, or informally, to live off someone else’s support without giving much back.

Examples:
– The towel sponged up the water quickly.
– He always sponges off his friends and never pays for anything.

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faucet == tap

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towel

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Towel is a noun that refers to a piece of cloth or paper used for drying things, especially the body after washing or objects after cleaning.

Examples:
– She grabbed a towel to dry her hair after the shower.
– Don’t forget to bring a beach towel for the trip.
– He wiped his hands with a paper towel.

🧼 Common types of towels:

Bath towel

Hand towel

Paper towel

Beach towel

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scrub

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Scrub (verb)
To scrub means to clean something by rubbing it hard, usually with a brush or sponge.

Examples:
– She scrubbed the floor until it was spotless.
– Don’t forget to scrub your hands before eating.
– He had to scrub the pot to remove the burnt food.

Scrub (noun)
It can also be a noun meaning the act of cleaning something by scrubbing.

Examples:
– Give the sink a good scrub.
– This stain won’t come off without a strong scrub.

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