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  1.    Hobie Hartkins reacted to a post in a topic: Word Association
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  3. Yes he did win Michael Keaton
  4. Sank
  5. Group
  6. Song (there is a song called popcorn it has no words)
  7.    Hobie Hartkins reacted to a post in a topic: Word Association
  8. On my mind (song by Ray Charles )
  9. Gravy
  10. Crochet
  11. Basket
  12. Skipper
  13. Guardians
  14. Can please play the game? last word was Accounting. my word is Firm
  15.    RogerDuke reacted to a post in a topic: Word Association
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  17. The word “sorrel” can mean a few different things depending on context: 1. Botany (plant): Sorrel is a leafy green herb from the Rumex genus, known for its tart, lemony flavor due to oxalic acid. It’s used in soups, salads, and sauces — common in European, Caribbean, and African cuisines. 2. Culinary drink: In the Caribbean, sorrel usually refers to a spiced, ruby-red drink made from dried hibiscus petals (Hibiscus sabdariffa), ginger, cloves, and sugar — especially popular during Christmas. 3. Color: “Sorrel” can describe a reddish-brown or coppery color, often used to describe horse coats (e.g., a sorrel horse).
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  20. Intelligence
  21. Tiny dancer

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