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WM 2-3 Spring 2026

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peck (v.) To strike with a beak; to tap lightly; to eat small bites. (n.) A quick kiss; a dry measure.
tussle (n.) A short struggle or fight. (v.) To struggle physically or argue.
flawless (adj.) Perfect; without mistakes or defects.
wedge (n.) A piece shaped with a thin edge and thick back; a slice. (v.) To force into a tight space.
clutch (v.) To grab or hold tightly. (n.) A tight grasp; a small strapless purse; a group of eggs laid at one time.
modest (adj.) Humble; not bragging; moderate in size or amount; simple or not showy.
roost (n.) A place where birds rest or sleep. (v.) To settle down to rest; to return with consequences.
cascade (n.) A small waterfall; a flowing fall of something. (v.) To fall or flow downward in large amounts.
foul (adj.) Dirty, rotten, or bad-smelling; unfair or against the rules. (v.) To make dirty or polluted. (n.) A rule-breaking action in sports.
segment (n.) A part or section of something. (v.) To divide into parts.
doze (v.) To sleep lightly. (n.) A short light sleep.
glowing (adj.) Giving off light; warmly praising; showing strong emotion.
moat (n.) A deep ditch, often filled with water, around a castle.
seep (v.) To slowly leak or pass through small openings. (n.) A place where liquid leaks.
gloat (v.) To show selfish happiness about someone else's trouble.
beam (n.) A long sturdy support; a ray of light. (v.) To smile widely.
shimmer (v.) To shine with a soft wavering light. (n.) A soft flickering shine.
conceited (adj.) Too proud of oneself; overly confident.
aroma (n.) A pleasant smell.
snatch (v.) To grab quickly or suddenly. (n.) A small part or brief moment.
fragrant (adj.) Having a pleasant smell.
liter (n.) A metric unit of liquid volume equal to 1,000 milliliters.
stench (n.) A strong unpleasant smell.
faulty (adj.) Having a mistake or defect; not working correctly.
boast (v.) To brag proudly. (n.) Something to be proud of.
Created by: Mrs. Cramer
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