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Reading PLUS

Unit 8.2 and 8.3

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fidget to be restless or uneasy, not settled, making nervous movements, can't be still or calm (verb)
dip to dunk or put your toe in water, a chip in sauce, a spoon in soup, etc. ex: chips and ___ (verb)
pick out to take out or remove something from where it is, as in taking raisins out of your cookie or onions out of your food (verb)
wipe to rub with a soft cloth or move across something to clean it; ex: ___ your hands, your feet, the table off (verb)
greedy wanting lots of food or drink, or money or things; selfish (adjective)
stale not fresh, became old, as in bread or food that has been around a while (adjective)
slippery hard to grip or hold, can easily fall, signs often say __ when wet after floor is cleaned (adjective)
coated covered with a layer of something, as in paint, dust, hair, etc. (adjective)
disparaging insulting, negative, bad, not nice: He made __ comments about her (adjective)
proclaim to state or announce something (verb)
criticize to say something bad or negative about someone or something that you don't like (verb)
burst to explode or pop, as in a balloon or a bomb (verb)
shrieking making a loud, high-pitched, noise or scream or exclamation ; crying out loudly (noun, verb-ing)
chunk a thick, solid piece of something; a lump, cube, hunk. ex: The cat lost a __ of fur in the fight. He cut off a big __ of cheese to eat. (N)
Created by: jkirsch
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