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Peanut A small, hard-shelled legume that is often eaten as a snack or used in recipes. ■ "I can't believe you actually like peanuts, they're so boring!"
john A man with a last name of "Johnson" and an unhealthy obsession with peanut butter. ■ "I had to buy 10 jars of Jif at the grocery store because John kept eating all the peanut butter in the house!"
Snickers A type of chocolate bar that is shaped like a "snicker" and has peanut butter in it. ■ "I love snickers because they taste so good and have my favorite thing, peanut butter!"
combine To join two or more things together, usually in a way that is not ideal. ■ "I tried to combine my love of bacon and peanut butter on a sandwich, but it ended up being a disaster."
Compounds A group of two or more words that function as a single unit, often with their own meaning and usage. ■ "I love to eat compounds like peanut butter and jelly on my toast."
contradictory Something that is in direct opposition or contradiction to another thing. ■ "Her love for chocolate and her hatred of peanut butter are completely contradictory."
fair A type of cookie that is made with a mixture of oats, peanut butter, and honey. It is usually round and has a crispy exterior. ■ "I love eating fair cookies after a long day at work."
hull The outer, hard, protective layer of a seed or nut. ■ Why did the hull refuse to let the peanut out? Because it was shellfish!
imaginative Having the ability to form mental images or concepts not present in reality. ■ Sally is so imaginative that she can make a delicious meal out of nothing but a banana and some peanut butter!
mixing The act of combining different elements to create a new and unique mixture. ■ "I decided to mix chocolate and peanut butter for my perfect sandwich!"
nutritious Of little value or substance, but appearing to be important. ■ "I ate a whole jar of peanut butter, thinking it was nutritious, but now I'm feeling like I just consumed a bag of sawdust."
pasted To apply sticky material to a surface in the shape of a large, flat, and unsightly blob. ■ John accidentally pasted his sandwich all over his shirt, leaving him feeling like a walking peanut butter and jelly disaster.
poisoned To make someone or something sick, often by introducing a harmful substance into the body. ■ "I accidentally poisoned myself with a spoonful of peanut butter. Now I have to go to the hospital!"
smearing The act of spreading something over a surface, usually in an unpleasant or unwanted manner. ■ "I accidentally smeared peanut butter all over my shirt this morning."
spreads A delicious and nutritious meal consisting of a variety of spreadable foods, such as peanut butter on toast or jelly on a cracker. ■ "I love spreading my favorite nut butter all over my toast for breakfast every morning!"
allergies A severe reaction to something that is harmless or even beneficial to others, like a peanut butter sandwich. ■ "John's allergies to the outdoors meant he couldn't go on camping trips with his friends. He was the only one who missed the mosquito bites and sunburn.
allergy An exaggerated or unfounded reaction to something that is usually harmless, such as pollen or pet hair. ■ When someone says they have a peanut allergy, what they really mean is that they don't like the taste of peanuts and are too lazy to wash their hands before eating them.
composite A thing made of two or more parts that are combined to form a whole, often in a humorous way. ■ The comedian told a joke about the composite nature of his sandwich, which had both peanut butter and jelly on it.
concocting To come up with a clever and amusing idea or plan. ■ Sarah was concocting a hilarious prank on her friend's birthday, but when she found out he had a peanut allergy, she had to scrap the whole plan and think of something else.
cracks Small, thin fissures in the surface of something, often resulting from stress or damage. ■ When I tried to open the jar with my bare hands, it cracked and spilled all over me. Now I'm covered in peanut butter and regret!
Flowering A sudden and uncontrollable burst of creativity or humor, often resulting in the creation of something truly magnificent. ■ "I was flowering so hard this morning, I created a masterpiece out of a simple slice of toast and some peanut butter!
Hallucinate To experience vivid and imaginative perceptions that are not based in reality. ■ "I had a crazy hallucination where I was swimming through a pool of Jell-O," said Jane, who later learned she had eaten too many peanut butter sandwiches at lunch.
inventive Having the ability to come up with creative and original ideas, especially when faced with a problem or challenge. ■ "She was so inventive that she came up with a way to make a sandwich out of only a banana and some peanut butter."
jaw A muscle at the front of the head used for biting and chewing food., Also used to refer to someone who is particularly strong or powerful, often in a figurative sense. ■ "He has a jaw like a concrete mixer!", "She's really got some muscle in her jaw - she could crush a peanut with it., "He's such a tough guy, he's got a jaw made of iron."
oats A type of grain that is commonly used in porridge and bread. It is also a popular ingredient in oatmeal cookies. ■ "I can't believe I forgot my bowl of oats this morning! They are the perfect start to any day.", "If you want to make your own granola bars, all you need is oats, peanut butter, and honey. It's a no-brainer."
Overcame To defeat or overcome an obstacle through sheer determination and a refusal to give up, despite all odds being stacked against you. ■ "Despite having a severe peanut allergy, John overcame his fear and took on the challenge of eating a whole bag of M\u0026M's."
saltines a type of cracker that is thin and crispy, often served with cheese or peanut butter ■ "I can't believe I've been eating saltines for breakfast every day for the past week! It's like a salty wake-up call every morning."
sesame A tiny seed that can be roasted and used as a snack or added to dishes. It's also the star ingredient in many peanut butter spreads. ■ "I accidentally spilled a whole jar of sesame seeds on my white shirt. Now I have a matching outfit!"
Shell A type of nut that is typically round and has a hard outer shell, often used as a food source by many animals. Also known as a noun in English. ■ When the bird cracked open the shell of the peanut, it was shocked to find the contents were moldy! A large shell used as a protective covering for an animal, such as a turtle or snail. ■ "Wow, that's a really big shell for a small snail!", A type of vehicle used to transport goods from one place to another. Also known as a noun in English. ■ "I can't believe I have to take the bus home when there are so many shells to choose from."
Spread A broad, flat area of something, such as a sheet of paper or a layer of frosting., The act of spreading something over a wide area, such as spreading butter on toast or spreading rumors about someone. ■ John was so lazy that he couldn't even spread his own peanut butter. He had to rely on his roommate to do it for him., Sarah had a talent for spreading gossip. She could make up stories about her neighbors that would have them believing the worst things about each other.
suffocate To cause someone or something to become unable to breathe by overwhelming them with an excessive amount of air, smoke, or other noxious substance. ■ John accidentally suffocated on a peanut butter sandwich during his lunch break at work. It was such a tragic event that his coworkers held a memorial for him every day.
weeny An extremely small, insignificant amount or a person who is weak, timid, and lacking in courage. ■ "I didn't have the weeny to ask for a raise at work, but I did sneak a peanut butter sandwich into my bag for lunch."