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Magic Tree House #20

Dingoes at Dinnertime - Flashcard Set

TermDefinition
drought a long period without rain
sleepyhead sleepy person
scrubby Small, not growing well
wounded injured or hurt
dazed confused
squishy soft and wet like a sponge
scrawny unattractively thin and bony
disturb to bother
wallaby a small kangaroo
dingo Australian wild dog
wildfire a large fire that spreads quickly over a natural area
kookaburra large kingfisher of Australia with a harsh, crackling voice
Nightingale European songbird noted for its melodious song
joey baby kangaroo
macro pod large foot
squashy soft and watery
campers people who go to camp
Tsunami a long high sea wave caused by an earthquake
sculpture a statue made of clay, stone, or other material
Aborigine name used to describe the inhabitants of Australia.
serpent a large snake
eucalyptus a plant native to Australia designed to withstand dry periods.
midair in the middle of the air
haughty arrogant;proud
marsupial pouched mammal (like a kangaroo)
gum tree the Australian word for a eucalyptus tree
faint indistinct, dim
haze fog
billow to rise or swell like a wave
drizzle very light rain
precious very valuable
sheepishly In a shy or embarrassed way
whirlwind A very strong wind that moves in a spinning direction.
respect to look up to someone; to show honor
tradition custom that has been handed down
headfirst moving with the head leading
bonfire a large outdoor fire
Created by: MM1234
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