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Phonetic Respelling: [ yoo-zhoo-uhl, yoozh-wuhl ]

Definition: Play

adjective. 1 such as commonly occurs; 2 commonly encountered

Sentence: Play Play

My mom was correct as usual.

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My mom was correct as usual.

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What is the Great Plains skink usual method of alluding predators?

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Where was Stan's usual place in the kitchen?

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Bill gave his usual display of blustering fury.

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What do we call the usual weather in an area?

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The teacher spoke with her usual candor.

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Everything is functioning like usual and on time.

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How would Jaime and Penelope spend a usual weekend together?

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She was in a more swaggering mood than usual.

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What is Calvin's usual job on the school newspaper?

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What was the usual drink for men?

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Reading was his usual recourse during periods of insomnia.

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What activity was a part of Theo's usual Saturday routine?

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What was the usual job of the wolf Jim named Scruffy?

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What is the usual punishment of robbery in Shakespeare's plays?

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Synonyms: Play

common; typical; normal

Antonyms: Play

abnormal

How many syllables in usual?

3 syllables Play Syllables Game

Divide usual into syllables:

u-su-al

Usual rhymes:


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