v. to produce and release for distribution in printed form
The class wants to publish a newsletter.
The class wants to publish a newsletter.
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What does Kate finally publish in the school newspaper?
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How long did it take Jeff to write and publish his first book?
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Why did Howie decide to publish his book?
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At what age did Maria publish her book "The Wondrous Formation of Caterpillars and Their Particular Nourishment from Flowers?"
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He had permission to publish copyright material.
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In what year did Noah publish his first dictionary?
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When the students could no longer publish The Landry News, what did they do?
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Who won the bid to publish Harry Potter in the United States?
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In 1687, what did Newton publish a picture of?
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Why wouldn't the principal publish Luncia's essay?
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print; produce; issue; release
hide; censor
2 syllables
pub-lish
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