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McMullen WordMasters
McMullen WordMasters April 2015 3rd
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| texture | the feel or look of a surface |
| yelp | to cry out or bark quickly and sharply; a quick, sharp cry or bark |
| gaudy | decorated with too much bright color or pattern; showy |
| motion | the act or particular way of changing place; movement; the process of getting to work on something or making things happen; state of being in action; a formal suggestion made to a government group or other meeting; to signal by a movement of the body |
| soar | to fly or glide in a swift, easy way and at a very great height; to grow rapidly in value or intensity; rise in a quick way |
| miniature | a very small copy or model of something; something that is smaller than other members of the same class; on a very small scale |
| tundra | one of the huge plains in the arctic regions of North America, Europe, and Asia |
| plunge | to thrust into something soft or liquid; to dive or jump; to move suddenly forward or downward; the act of diving |
| harmful | causing or likely to cause harm; dangerous |
| ascent | the act of going up; climb; rise; a way leading up; upward slope |
| ford | a shallow place in a river or other body of water that can be crossed without a boat or raft; to cross at a ford |
| dingy | dirty or not cared for well; dull in color; not bright |
| marsh | a low, wet area, often thick with tall grasses; bog |
| drawl | to speak slowly with vowel sounds drawn out; the sounds or speech of one who drawls |
| humorous | having the character or quality of humor; funny |
| sorrow | the suffering or distress that results from a loss, misfortune, or injury; grief; the cause of such suffering and distress |
| chatter | to speak rapidly and without saying anything important; to make a series of quick, short sounds; to make a series of clicking sounds by knocking together; quick, foolish speech; a series of quick sounds, as of certain birds and animals |
| merry | merry |
| companion | one who spends time with another or others; a match or mate in a pair |
| exclaim | to speak suddenly and with strong feeling; to say loudly and with strong feeling |
| gleeful | exuberantly joyful; merry |
| summit | the highest part; peak |
| creep | to move with the body close to the ground; crawl; to move while trying not to be seen or heard; to move slowly; to grow along a surface like a vine or the roots of certain plants; to feel uneasy; a feeling as if something were crawling over the skin |
| solitary | being, traveling, or living without others; alone; happening or done without the company of others; single or only; lone |
| wound | a cut or other injury to a part of the body; an injury to one's feelings; to injure or harm by cutting, piercing, or tearing the skin; past tense and past participle of wind |