mural

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Phonetic Respelling: [ myoor-uhl ]

Definition: Play

adj. of; on; in; or for a wall like a wall

Sentence: Play Play

The mural is on the wall.

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The mural is on the wall.

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The artists worked together on the mural.

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What is a mural in this story?

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What is the name of the famous mural on the side of the library on Notre Dame campus?

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The mural in Paris, France is painted on what type of building?

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What did the teachers believe a good theme for the mural at Nate's School would be?

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What did each mural in the mansion have?

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What inspired Nate's idea to paint a mural in the cafeteria?

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Where was Leonardo da Vinci's famous mural The Last Supper located?

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The artist painted an amorino in the mural.

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How did Muir, Kira, and Elliot prove Tiana and Katrina painted over Kira's mural in art class?

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What do Dominica and her group use to paint the mural at the open house?

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What part of the mural did Marisol volunteer to paint?

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Hablo mural had a quadruple what?

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Who discovered the Granny Peppers mural in the storage room?

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How many syllables in mural?

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