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English Hatchet Voca

This is for Midterm

TermDefinition
• Altitude Height above sea level
• Altimeter (n) – Gauge that tells you how high you are
• Assume (v) – To take on
• Bark (n) – The skin of a tree
• Blister (n) – A liquid-filled lump on your skin
• Brace (n) – A support
• Coarse (adj) – Thick / rough
• Coma (n) – Unconsciousness
• Convulse (v) – To move quickly because of pain
• Depress (v) – To push down
• Dew (n) – Water on the ground in the morning
• Diminish (v) – To reduce
• Embed (v) – To fix something into something else
• Exult (v) – To celebrate
• Flail (v) – To thrash about
• Flurry (n) – A sudden rush of activity
• Flutter (v) – To hover in the air
• Funk (n) – A panic
• Gorge (v) – To eat too much
• Hoarse (adj) – Sounding rough or harsh
• Hordes (n) – Large groups of people or animals
• Horizon (n) – The line where the land meets the sky
• Hurtle (v) – To move fast without control
• Jumble (n) – A mixture of different things
• Murky (adj) – Dark, unclear
• Pitiful (adj) – Making you feel sympathy
• Pound (v) – To thump
• Quill (n) – Hollow, sharp spine
• Rueful (adj) – Regretful
• Sear (v) – To burn on the surface
• Slew (v) – To turn suddenly
• Sliver (n) – A small, narrow piece of wood or glass
• Slosh (v) – To move around noisily (only for liquids)
• Smolder (v) – To burn slowly
• Snowball (v) – To become bigger
• Spasm (n) – Sudden contraction of muscles
• Static (n) – Crackling noise on a radio
• Stump (n) – The part left when a tree is cut down
• Sulphurous (adj) – Smelling of sulphur
• Swoop (v) – To fly down suddenly
• Taper (v) – To get narrower
• Tart (adj) – Sour
• Tendril (n) – A thin branch of a climbing plant
• Throb (n) – Rhythmical pain
• Throttle (n) – Accelerator
• Tundra (n) – Area with no trees in the Arctic
• Twinge (n) – Sudden pain
• Wad (n) – A lump of soft material
• Wallow (v) – To roll around
• Wince (v) – To make a sudden movement because of pain
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