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Greetings and Farewells Scramble

Unscramble Letters

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Unscramble common social terms

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Greetings and Farewells Scramble
 

Unscramble Letters

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Unscramble common social terms

by eman
1

A friendly greeting used when meeting someone new or familiar.

2

A personal label used to identify a person in conversation.

3

Engaging in activities for enjoyment, often with rules or goals.

4

People who share time and support each other in activities.

5

A friendly gesture of grasping another's hand to greet or seal agreement.

  
  
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A parting expression used when leaving or ending a meeting.

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