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Shiloh

Shiloh-Vocabulary- chapters 1-9

QuestionAnswer
buckshot shotgun shell
boldness fearless and adventurous
devilment mischievous behavior
groundhog a heavy-set short-legged marmot with brownish fur streaked with gray. Native to: northern North America.
commences begin
clinking to make short, high-pitched, slightly ringing sounds that metal or glass objects make
slinking move stealthily; creep
planks long flat pieces of wood
nuzzling rub something with nose or face
groveling to act in a servile way, showing exaggerated and false respect in order to please somebody or out of fear
burrs rough edge
scurrying move briskly
cringe to pull the head and body quickly away from somebody or something in a frightened or servile way
outright instantly, wholly
slobber dribbling saliva
lickety-split quickly
jowls cheek
grocer food seller
cornmeal flour made from corn
slump collapse, slouch
lean-to outbuilding built against a wall
thrusting aggressively ambitious
raggedy tattered, badly dressed
wringer machine for drying wet clothes; put somebody through a difficult or stressful experience
whopping extremely, very big or great
veterinary relating to animal disease; usually the study of animal disease
flustered to make or become nervous.
deposit something put or left in a place
snarl to speak or say something angrily or threateningly or a tangle
skillet frying pan
squeal loud, high pitched sound, or to tell on someone
sickle a tool used for cutting grass usually for larger grasses
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