bear (L94)
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(L94)
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L94-S1
| English | Any of the large mammals of the family Ursidae, typically having small rounded ears, a long snout, thick shaggy fur, stocky legs and a plantigrade gait. |
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L94-S2
| English | An animal that is said to resemble a bear in some form or fashion. |
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L94-S3
| English | The flesh of an animal used as food. |
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L94-S4
| English | A stuffed toy bear or another toy that resembles a bear in some form or fashion. |
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L94-S5
| English | A personification of sloth, gluttony, etc. |
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L94-S6
| English | An unrefined, uncouth, unmannerly, or rough person. |
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L94-S7
| English | A gruff, irritable, grouchy, or bad-tempered person. |
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L94-S8
| English | A student. |
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L94-S9
| English | A person who is physically imposing or lumbering. |
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L94-S10
| English | An individual, such as a manager or teacher, who overworks their employees or students. |
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L94-S11
| English | A person who is considered ugly. |
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L94-S12
| English | An African American person. |
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L94-S13
| English | A miser. |
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L94-S14
| English | A gay man who is said to have a larger build, a substantial amount of body and/or facial hair, and (usually) masculine behavior and self-expression. |