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Saagawea's Great Adventure

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Accompany v. 1.To go along with; to be together. 2. To play a musical instrument for or with.
Beneficial adj. Being of use; helpful; favorable.
Captive n. One that is held prisoner. adj. Unable to escape or get away. n. The state of being held against one's will; lost of freedom.
Convenient adj. Suitable for one's needs; making life easier or more comfortable. n. Anything that makes life easier or more comfortable.
Ecstasy n. A strong feeling of emotion, especially joy. adj. Full of or causing ecstasy.
Expanse n. A wide, open area or surface; a stretch.
Expedition n. 1. A long journey by a group to explore or do battle. 2. A group that makes such a journey.
Inept adj. 1. Clumsily or awkwardly expressed; not suitable for the occasion. 2. Lacking in skill or ability.
Interpret v. 1. To translate into another language. 2. To explain the meaning of. 3. To understand in one's own way.
Invaluable adj. Too valuable to measure; priceless.
Linger v. To be slow in leaving or going away.
Retrieve v. 1. To get back; to recover. 2. To find and bring back.
Skirmish n. A minor fight or battle. v. To take part in such a fight.
Supplement n. Something added to make up for something missing v. To add to..
Territory n.1. A particular area of land. 2. A land area under control of a particular group or government.
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