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English Vocab L1
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| rugged | mountainous; rocky; having a rough, uneven surface |
| peak | the top of a mountain |
| ravines | small, deep narrow valleys |
| lush | dense; growing vigorously |
| dizzying | causing a whirling sensation |
| embroidery | the process of forming decorative designs with a needle and thread by hand |
| dwelt | to live, stay, or reside in a certain place |
| snuggest | cosy, warm, and comfortable |
| abundance | an ample quantity; large amounts of |
| grumbling | showing discontent especially by making low mumbling sounds |
| bemoaning | to express disappointment over |
| muttered | to make sounds or say words unclearly or with a low voice |
| uttered | to speak |
| clenched | closed tightly together |
| scornfully | done or said in a spiteful and disrespectful manner |
| churl | a rude, ill-mannered person |
| tingle | to feel a stinging and burning sensation |
| wry | a grimacing or distorted facial expression |
| vexation | the state of being irritated |
| pecking | to pick up or tap at something using a beak |
| crestfallen | feeling humiliated and downhearted |
| biped | an animal with two feet |
| pelting | battering; pounding |
| torn | split or cut |
| tabby | (in reference to cat breeds) having grey or brown colors with dark stripes |
| puss | cat |
| progeny | offspring of animals or plants |
| consternation | a state of confusion |
| pervaded | to fill every part of |
| stinging-nettles | a type of plant that has numerous hairs extremely irritating to the skin |
| vociferating | to shout |
| trodden | to walk on or over |
| indignation | intense anger |
| fanned | to blow on |
| conflagration | an intense and destructive fire |
| rafters | parallel and sturdy pieces of timber that support a roof |
| pewter | a dull mixture of metals with lead formerly used for domestic utensils |
| discomfiture | the state of being embarrassed and confused |
| smouldered | to be angry and hateful |
| precluded | to prevent from happening |
| propitiated | to appease or calm |
| turnpike | a type of toll gate |
| discern | to recognize or distinguish by carefully gazing |
| somniferous | leading to sleep |
| crowbar | a heavy iron or metal bar |
| cogitating | to think deeply |
| miser | a stingy and selfish person |