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adj.
1.adopted in order to deceive put_on v.
1.put clothing on one's body
2.add to something existing
3.put on the stove or ready for cooking
4.carry out (performances)
5.add to the odometer
6.prepare and supply with the necessary equipment for execution or performance
7.apply to a surface
8.fool or hoax
9.increase (one's body weight)

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    Idiom of the Day

    look good on paper
    to appear to be a good plan (but in actual practice it may not be a good plan)
    My supervisor's plan looks good on paper but in reality I do not think that it will be successful.



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    You must ________ off the grass in the park; nobody can walk on it

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