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Jul 11
fiction challenge: Create Challenges 21
ZoeBee

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Create a new word and describe it. Explain it's meaning, origin, why it's useful, how you could use it. 
 
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  1. Wag it off
    Jul 12, 2021

    Oooh, that would be fun!

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