anything located in, coming from, or characteristic of a country or place other than one's own

the outer edge, border, or margin of something.

doing something with extreme care, caution, or delicacy, usually because the object is fragile, or the situation is painful or dangerous.

a speech disruption where a person involuntarily repeats sounds, syllables, or words, pauses unexpectedly, or prolongs sounds, making speech feel "stuck".

clothing, makeup, or a, mask worn to hide one's true identity or appearance, or the act of obscuring the truth, intentions, or feelings.

something is firmly fixed, enclosed, or set deep inside another object or system

a wish, invocation, or spell intended to bring bad luck, harm, or destruction upon a person, place, or thing

an individual or business that sells goods or services to another party, acting as a link in the supply chain to provide products to consumers or other companies

the art or process of decorating fabric, leather, or other materials using a needle and thread or yarn to create raised, ornamental designs.

having a special, unique quality or feature that makes a person or thing easy to recognize and different from others of the same kind.

to move, act, or work slowly and aimlessly, wasting time instead of proceeding quickly

to become less strict, severe, or harsh, usually by giving in to a request or softening one's position.

a simple, often communal, toilet facility, typically consisting of a hole or trench in the ground used for collecting human waste in camps, rural areas, or emergency situations.

to hit or crash into something else with strong force

a regular, habitual, or predictable sequence of actions followed consistently

a person or vehicle that accompanies another person or group, typically to provide protection, security, guidance, or companionship.

a deliberate movement of the body, particularly the hands, arms, or face, used to express ideas, emotions, or intentions without words

to discover, find, or bring to light something that was hidden, lost, or buried

to cut something off completely, detach it, or break a connection (like a relationship or link) abruptly

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Breadwinner ch 6-10

Ch 6-10

Term	Definition
Foreign	anything located in, coming from, or characteristic of a country or place other than one's own
Fringe	the outer edge, border, or margin of something.
Gingerly	doing something with extreme care, caution, or delicacy, usually because the object is fragile, or the situation is painful or dangerous.
Stammer	a speech disruption where a person involuntarily repeats sounds, syllables, or words, pauses unexpectedly, or prolongs sounds, making speech feel "stuck".
Gruff	rough, abrupt, and unfriendly.
Disguise	clothing, makeup, or a, mask worn to hide one's true identity or appearance, or the act of obscuring the truth, intentions, or feelings.
Embedded	something is firmly fixed, enclosed, or set deep inside another object or system
Curse	a wish, invocation, or spell intended to bring bad luck, harm, or destruction upon a person, place, or thing
Vendors	an individual or business that sells goods or services to another party, acting as a link in the supply chain to provide products to consumers or other companies
Embroidery	the art or process of decorating fabric, leather, or other materials using a needle and thread or yarn to create raised, ornamental designs.
Distinctive	having a special, unique quality or feature that makes a person or thing easy to recognize and different from others of the same kind.
Dawdle	to move, act, or work slowly and aimlessly, wasting time instead of proceeding quickly
Relent	to become less strict, severe, or harsh, usually by giving in to a request or softening one's position.
Latrine	a simple, often communal, toilet facility, typically consisting of a hole or trench in the ground used for collecting human waste in camps, rural areas, or emergency situations.
Collide	to hit or crash into something else with strong force
Routine	a regular, habitual, or predictable sequence of actions followed consistently
Escort	a person or vehicle that accompanies another person or group, typically to provide protection, security, guidance, or companionship.
Gesture	a deliberate movement of the body, particularly the hands, arms, or face, used to express ideas, emotions, or intentions without words
Unearth	to discover, find, or bring to light something that was hidden, lost, or buried
Sever	to cut something off completely, detach it, or break a connection (like a relationship or link) abruptly

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