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Chapters 19-33

Walk Two Moons 19-33

TermDefinition
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 one’s 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
uniform designated dress meant to distinguish a particular group of people
vaporize to evaporate and turn into gas; to cause to become vapor
visualize to create images in your mind based on descriptions in the text
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
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