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dim

low in light; not bright or clear.

subtle

delicate, not obvious; understated.

drape

to arrange fabric loosely; graceful hanging folds.

mend

to repair or heal.

steep

sharply angled; extreme in degree.

seek

to search for; to try to find.

twill

A fabric woven with parallel diagonal ridges, stronger than plain weave.

blazer

A tailored jacket, typically solid-colored and often part of a uniform or business attire.

spun

twisted fibers drawn out and twisted together to form yarn or thread.

weave

to form fabric by interlacing threads on a loom.

strip

a long narrow piece of material; to remove covering or possessions.

disguise

altered appearance meant to conceal identity.

stand out

to be noticeably different or exceptional.

hint

a slight indication or small piece of information.

dress up

to wear formal clothes for a special occasion or event

ridge

A long, narrow elevation of land; a raised strip or line.

attire

Clothing or garments, especially of a particular or formal kind.

glamorous

stylish, attractive, and often associated with luxury or sophistication

stiped

having a pattern of straight parallel lines

undressed

not having any clothes on

wooly

covered in or made of wool

loom

a machine used for weaving cloth.

alternating

(occurring in turns; repeatedly changing from one to another)

appeal

(attractiveness; a serious request for help or support)

insulated

(protected from outside influences; covered to prevent heat loss)

drew

To produce a picture or diagram by making lines and marks; to pull or attract something.(past tense of "draw")

hop on

join or participate in something casually or spontaneously.

affair

a sexual relationship between two people in which at least one of them is already committed to someone else

bond

a relationship formed between people or groups based on mutual experiences, ideas, feelings, etc.

lineage

the direct line of descent from a particular person

descent

the state or fact of being related to a particular person or group of people who lived in the past:

folks

one's parents or family members in general

catch-up

a meeting or conversation in which people discuss what has happened since the last time that they met:

foster parent

a person who takes someone else's child and raises them without legally becoming their parent

in-law

a person who is related to someone by marriage

separation

the state in which a couple decide to live apart while they are still legally married

marital

connected with marriage:

bliss

perfect happiness:

… it's going to rain today.

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