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Chapters 19-44
Walk Two Moons 34-44
Term | Definition |
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agitated | upset, angry, or annoyed |
bountiful | large in quantity; plentiful |
extensively | to a great or vast degree |
function | to work or operate in a particular way |
occupied | being used |
potential | possible; capable of happening or becoming real |
refrain | to hold oneself back from action |
tempt | to be inclined or to entice one to do something |
treacherous | untrustworthy; dangerous |
bound | to move by jumping or leaping |
cavort | to play or dance about in a lively manner |
expression | a particular look, action, or vocal intonation indicating something such as a thought or feeling |
figure | the form of anything; shape, outline, or appearance |
fumble | to move oneβs hands or handle something in a clumsy, erratic way |
merely | only; and nothing more |
outcropping | part of a rock formation that is no longer deeply beneath the earth but visibly above the surface |
unadulterated | not mixed with impurities |
crucial | extremely important |
distinctly | in a way that is easy to recognize or understand; clearly |
horrid | causing horror or disgust |
occur | to happen; take place |
respond | to say something in return; to answer or reply π |
uniform | designated dress meant to distinguish a particular group of people π |
vaporize | to evaporate and turn into gas; to cause to become vapor π |
visualize | to create images in your mind based on descriptions in the text π |
ghastly | very bad |
pious | deeply religious |
berserk | crazy and violent especially because of anger |
reassurance | something that is said or done to make someone feel less afraid, upset, or doubtful |
malinger | to pretend to be sick or injured in order to avoid doing work |
console | to try to make (someone) feel less sadness or disappointment |
defy | to go against |
percolate | to pass slowly through something that has many small holes in it |
dissuade | to convince not to do something |
legitimate | allowed according to rules or laws |
despair | to no longer have any hope or belief that a situation will improve or change |
spare | to prevent (someone or something) from experiencing or being affected by something unpleasant or harmful |