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rotten

[rot-n] / ˈrɒt n /




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Once, I traded ten skeins of gold for a small sack of flour and some rotten carrots.

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“No one would land if they could smell that!” said Nim, and wondered if Alex Rover’s hero would use a rotten shark to fight for his island.

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He gave the Witch a rotten tomato in a bag he traded for bellyache medicine.

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Her name felt like biting into something sour and rotten.

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She held the flattened sandwich bag by two fingers, as if it were something rotten.

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