acting in a secure, stable, or unwavering manner, indicating strength, resolve, or fixed positioning.

to angrily or sharply criticize someone for doing something wrong.

to avoid someone or something quickly, either by moving your body out of the way or by using clever, tricky methods to evade a responsibility, question, or, in a legal sense, a tax.

to soften your stance, yield, or become less severe, often giving in to a request you previously refused.

a very quick, brief, or passing look at someone or something, often when you only see them for a moment or incompletely.

the act of repairing, fixing, or restoring something broken, torn, or worn-out to a usable condition.

a person, group, or animal that moves from place to place rather than living in one fixed, permanent home.

to firmly demand something or state clearly that something must happen, refusing to accept "no" for an answer.

to breathe loudly, repeatedly, or noisily through the nose.

the complete, permanent disappearance of a species from Earth, occurring when the last living individual dies.

a single event or occurrence, typically one that is unusual, unplanned, or unpleasant.

to stop, halt, end, or discontinue an action, process, or state.

a period of 100 consecutive years.

a very small, brief, or captured piece of something larger

to search for something in a messy, disorganized, or rushed way by moving, turning over, or digging through items.

a woman admired for her bravery, noble qualities, or outstanding achievements.

to come out, rise up, or become known.

to poke or jab someone/something with a finger or pointed object, often to get attention.

Tattered describes items (especially clothing, flags, or books) that are old, torn, and ragged, often hanging in shreds due to heavy wear. A tatter is a single torn piece or shred.

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Question	Answer
Firmly	acting in a secure, stable, or unwavering manner, indicating strength, resolve, or fixed positioning.
Scold	to angrily or sharply criticize someone for doing something wrong.
Dodge	to avoid someone or something quickly, either by moving your body out of the way or by using clever, tricky methods to evade a responsibility, question, or, in a legal sense, a tax.
Relent/relented	to soften your stance, yield, or become less severe, often giving in to a request you previously refused.
Glimpse	a very quick, brief, or passing look at someone or something, often when you only see them for a moment or incompletely.
Mending/mend	the act of repairing, fixing, or restoring something broken, torn, or worn-out to a usable condition.
Nomad	a person, group, or animal that moves from place to place rather than living in one fixed, permanent home.
Insist	to firmly demand something or state clearly that something must happen, refusing to accept "no" for an answer.
Snuffle /snuffling	to breathe loudly, repeatedly, or noisily through the nose.
Extinction /extinct	the complete, permanent disappearance of a species from Earth, occurring when the last living individual dies.
Incident	a single event or occurrence, typically one that is unusual, unplanned, or unpleasant.
Cease /ceased	to stop, halt, end, or discontinue an action, process, or state.
Century	a period of 100 consecutive years.
Snippets	a very small, brief, or captured piece of something larger
Rummage /rummaged	to search for something in a messy, disorganized, or rushed way by moving, turning over, or digging through items.
Heroine	a woman admired for her bravery, noble qualities, or outstanding achievements.
Emerge	to come out, rise up, or become known.
Prod /prodding	to poke or jab someone/something with a finger or pointed object, often to get attention.
Tatter /tattered	Tattered describes items (especially clothing, flags, or books) that are old, torn, and ragged, often hanging in shreds due to heavy wear. A tatter is a single torn piece or shred.

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