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HELP ASAP!!! In the poem “Words Free as Confetti,” what does it mean by the simile about words and a searoar's noise? A. Some words are annoying like a loud noise. B. Some words get you all wet like the
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In the poem “Words Free as Confetti,” what does it mean by the simile about words and a searoar's noise?

A.
Some words are annoying like a loud noise.

B.
Some words get you all wet like the sea.

C.
Some words hurt your ears like a loud noise.

D.
Some words have music like the sea.

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some words are annoying like a louder noise

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could be a I'm not quite sure

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