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Horse and His Boy 4

Chapters 6-8

TermDefinition
queue a line of people or things waiting their turn.
mangy shabby or poor in appearance, often used to describe an animal with rough, patchy fur.
furrow a long, narrow trench or groove (in soil or on a face), often made by plowing or by worry/concentration.
skulk to move secretly or quietly because of fear or guilt; to hide while lurking.
titter to laugh quietly or nervously, often in a restrained or embarrassed way.
conspicuous easy to see or notice; obvious or attracting attention.
pleat a fold made in cloth or fabric to create a pattern or shape (like on a skirt).
talisman an object thought to bring good luck or have magical powers.
wizened shriveled or wrinkled with age; appearing shrunken and old.
betrothed engaged to be married; a person to whom someone is promised in marriage.
divan a long, low sofa without arms that people can sit or lie on.
draught a flow of air in a room (often called "draft"); can also mean a small serving of a drink.
exasperate to annoy or frustrate someone greatly.
maxim a short, clear statement expressing a general truth or rule of behavior (a saying).
venerable deserving respect because of age, wisdom, or character.
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