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Turn each pair of words into synonyms (words that mean the same thing). Do this by shifting a single letter from one word to the other, without rearranging the remaining letters.  For example, consider SICK and TROD. Move the“T” from TROD. Put it between the “S” and the “I” of SICK. You get STICK and ROD.  Now try these: SINGE        and              LONE TROUGH     and              STUDY DAM           and              WEPT GROVE        and              ROUT BAWL         and              FRIGHT

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