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Robinson Crusoe C.10

Robinson Crusoe Chapter 10 Vocabulary

TermDefinition
awake not asleep; come out of sleep
forget not remember; let go out of the mind; fail to remember; fail to think of; fail to do
forgot not remembered; failed to remember; failed to think of; failed to do
lose not able to find; not have any longer; have taken away by accident, parting, death, etc.
promise words said to say you will or won't do something; to give one's word; to make a promise; words said or written to make sure someone will do or not do something
twenty a number, two tens; the number after 19 and before 21
drunk to have drank too much rum or other alcoholic drink
fought to have been in a fight
Governor one who is in charge of other people, and may be in charge of a town, a city, a state
keepsake something that is kept for a reason, usually to remember someone or something
nephew the son of one's brother or sister
worst the least good; as bad as a thing can be
December the 12th and last month of the year
hang put to death by hanging with a rope around the neck
law a rule that must be followed by people living in a state or nation
leader one who leads; the one who tells or shows the others what to do
married when two people live together as husband and wife
order a telling of what to do
sailor a person whose work is handling a boat
shooting hitting or killing someone with a bullet from a gun
welcome to receive gladly or kindly
whole all the parts of anything; complete
women girls that are grown-up; they are not children
yardarm either end of a long pole used to hold up a square sail on a boat
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