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run down

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What does the underlined word mean in the following sentence?The old man's house, badly in need of paint, was leaning to one side and had holes in the roof, but one side and had holes in the roof, but

poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

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2013

What does the underlined word mean in the following sentence?The old man's house, badly in need of paint, was leaning to one side and had holes in the roof, but one side and had holes in the roof, but

poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

What does the underlined word mean in the following sentence?The old man's house, badly in need of paint, was leaning to one side and had holes in the roof, but one side and had holes in the roof, but

poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

What does the underlined word mean in the following sentence?The old man's house, badly in need of paint, was leaning to one side and had holes in the roof, but one side and had holes in the roof, but

poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

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2013

What does the underlined word mean in the following sentence?The old man's house, badly in need of paint, was leaning to one side and had holes in the roof, but one side and had holes in the roof, but

poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

What does the underlined word mean in the following sentence?The old man's house, badly in need of paint, was leaning to one side and had holes in the roof, but one side and had holes in the roof, but

poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

What does the underlined word mean in the following sentence?The old man's house, badly in need of paint, was leaning to one side and had holes in the roof, but one side and had holes in the roof, but

poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

What does the underlined word mean in the following sentence?The old man's house, badly in need of paint, was leaning to one side and had holes in the roof, but one side and had holes in the roof, but

poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

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2013

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poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

What does the underlined word mean in the following sentence?The old man's house, badly in need of paint, was leaning to one side and had holes in the roof, but one side and had holes in the roof, but

poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

What does the underlined word mean in the following sentence?The old man's house, badly in need of paint, was leaning to one side and had holes in the roof, but one side and had holes in the roof, but

poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

What does the underlined word mean in the following sentence?The old man's house, badly in need of paint, was leaning to one side and had holes in the roof, but one side and had holes in the roof, but

poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

What does the underlined word mean in the following sentence?The old man's house, badly in need of paint, was leaning to one side and had holes in the roof, but one side and had holes in the roof, but

poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

What does the underlined word mean in the following sentence?The old man's house, badly in need of paint, was leaning to one side and had holes in the roof, but one side and had holes in the roof, but

poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

What does the underlined word mean in the following sentence?The old man's house, badly in need of paint, was leaning to one side and had holes in the roof, but one side and had holes in the roof, but

poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

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2013

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poorly built

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run down

dirty

2013

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poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

What does the underlined word mean in the following sentence?The old man's house, badly in need of paint, was leaning to one side and had holes in the roof, but one side and had holes in the roof, but

poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

What does the underlined word mean in the following sentence?The old man's house, badly in need of paint, was leaning to one side and had holes in the roof, but one side and had holes in the roof, but

poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

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poorly built

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run down

dirty

2013

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poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

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poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

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poorly built

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run down

dirty

2013

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poorly built

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dirty

2013

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poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

What does the underlined word mean in the following sentence?The old man's house, badly in need of paint, was leaning to one side and had holes in the roof, but one side and had holes in the roof, but

poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

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poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

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poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

What does the underlined word mean in the following sentence?The old man's house, badly in need of paint, was leaning to one side and had holes in the roof, but one side and had holes in the roof, but

poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

What does the underlined word mean in the following sentence?The old man's house, badly in need of paint, was leaning to one side and had holes in the roof, but one side and had holes in the roof, but

poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

What does the underlined word mean in the following sentence?The old man's house, badly in need of paint, was leaning to one side and had holes in the roof, but one side and had holes in the roof, but

poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

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poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

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poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

What does the underlined word mean in the following sentence?The old man's house, badly in need of paint, was leaning to one side and had holes in the roof, but one side and had holes in the roof, but

poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

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poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

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poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

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poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

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poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

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poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

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poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

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poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

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poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

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poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

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poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

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poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

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poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

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poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

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poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

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poorly built

old-fashioned

run down

dirty

2013

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