n. 1 a person who has been given the power to do certain actions for another person; 2 a force or means that brings about certain results; cause
The agent spy found clues on the mission.
The agent spy found clues on the mission.
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As an agent in Madame Walker's company, what was the weekly pay?
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We use carbonate of soda as a leavening agent in the cake.
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Which famous company did agent Bobby Fishman want Josh Cameron to promote to make a fortune?
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A double agent spy named Garbo
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A double agent must always be duplicitous.
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Agar is sometimes used as a thickening agent in ice cream.
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In what did Betty Duvall, a Confederate agent carry coded notes?
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Why did the IM-8 agent have to be quiet when baking the cookies.
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The woman used a bluing agent to die the material.
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What did the agent take away at the airport?
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Who was the agent who agreed to represent the Harry Potter manuscript?
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What did John, the agent from Las Vegas, say to Troy's mom that surprised Troy?
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A real estate agent will help our family with our relocation to a new town.
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Billy bought a permit from the agent for fishing.
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ambassador; deputy; cause; force
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