Commotion: Violent motion. Agitation.

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Commotion: Violent motion. Agitation. -What is all of the commotion in the hallway? Are you fighting with your brother again? Float: A parade float. A decorated vehicle used in parades. Sheepish: embarrassed as if something wrong has been done. Samba: Brazilian ballroom dance.

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Commotion: Violent motion. Agitation. -What is all of the commotion in the hallway? Are you fighting with your brother again? Float: A parade float. A decorated vehicle used in parades. Sheepish: embarrassed as if something wrong has been done. Samba: Brazilian ballroom dance. Muster: To prepare or assemble. To gather. To come together. Heimlich Maneuver: A rescue move to use when someone is choking.

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