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Ukulele : a four-stringed Hawaiian musical instrument similar to a mandolin Corrections - DRUNKENNESS : a state on inebriation / ANALYZE : to study or investigate / SEIZE : to grab or take by force

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Q: The correct spell word is a drunkeness b analize c ukulele d seize?
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