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Seedfolk Vocab

TermDefinition
Abundant Available in large amounts; plenty of something.
Altar A raised platform where people offer gifts of sacrifices to a god.
Bodega A small grocery store, often found in a neighborhood.
Fatigue Extreme tiredness or exhaustion.
Hobble To walk awkwardly or difficultly, often because of an injury.
Incense A substance that gives off a nice smell when burned.
Obituary A short article that tells about someones life after they passed away.
Parole A special release from prison that allows a person to finish their sentence outside of jail.
Pueblo A type of village built by Native Americans in the southwestern U.S.
Reminisce To think back and talk about memories from the past.
Sliver A thin, small piece of something, like wood, glass, or metal.
Solitary Alone or in a place far from other people.
Sprout To start growing, like a plant growing new leaves.
Stern Very serious or strict in behavior or attitude.
Stoop To bend down, often from the waist.
Teeter To move back and forth in an unsteady way.
Thrive To grow, succeed, or do very well.
Trough A long, narrow container that animals eat or drink from.
Trowel A small tool used for spreading or scooping, often used in gardening or construction.
Vacant Empty; not being used by anyone.
Created by: Owen K
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