v. 1 to hit again and again; 2 to win against; defeat; 3 to stir rapidly
Add flour to the dough after you have beaten the eggs.
Add flour to the dough after you have beaten the eggs.
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Why did Pete look bloody and beaten up?
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What did the poor, odd duck do one day after he was pecked, beaten and kicked?
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What saved John from being beaten by the second tribe of Indians?
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Why was Roland always looking like he had been beaten up?
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Why did the police think Aubrey was beaten up by a street gang?
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Who saved Billy from being beaten by the boys in town?
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How was Gastley's guards beaten at the end of the story?
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batter; clobber; club; hammer; knock; pound
not touch; rested
2 syllables
beat-en
beaton
beeton
cleeton
deaton
eaten
eaton
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gleaton
heaton
keaton
keeton
keyton
leaton
seaton
seeton
seton
sweeten
sweeton
teton
tweten
wheaten
wheaton
yeaton
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