doing something with strength, tightness, or in a secure way that won't easily move, shake, or change

to tell someone in a sharp, angry, or serious way that they did something wrong

to quickly move your body out of the way to avoid being hit, tagged, or caught

to finally give in, soften your position, or become less strict after being firm or mean

a very quick or short look at something, often when it is moving fast or passing by

to fix, repair, or make something whole again that is broken, torn, or damaged

a person, or group of people, who does not live in one permanent home

to say something very firmly and refuse to change your mind, often when others disagree

when you make a noisy, sniffy sound with your nose, usually because you have a cold, allergies, or are crying

a type of animal or plant has completely died out and no longer exists anywhere on Earth

something that happens, usually an unexpected or unusual event

to stop or bring something to an end, often used when telling someone to stop a behavior

a tiny, little piece, scrap, or bit of something bigger

to search for something by digging, moving, or tossing items around in a messy or energetic way

A woman who shows great courage and strength, often helping others or standing up for what is right.

to come out, appear, or become visible, often after being hidden or underwater

a poke, jab, or nudge—either with a finger or a pointed object—often used to get someone's attention or to make them move and act

a torn, ragged piece of cloth or paper that hangs loose from something, often described as a shred or rag

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Term	Definition
Firmly	doing something with strength, tightness, or in a secure way that won't easily move, shake, or change
Scold	to tell someone in a sharp, angry, or serious way that they did something wrong
Dodge	to quickly move your body out of the way to avoid being hit, tagged, or caught
Relent	to finally give in, soften your position, or become less strict after being firm or mean
Glimpse	a very quick or short look at something, often when it is moving fast or passing by
Mending	to fix, repair, or make something whole again that is broken, torn, or damaged
Nomad	a person, or group of people, who does not live in one permanent home
Insist	to say something very firmly and refuse to change your mind, often when others disagree
snuffle	when you make a noisy, sniffy sound with your nose, usually because you have a cold, allergies, or are crying
Extinction	a type of animal or plant has completely died out and no longer exists anywhere on Earth
Incident	something that happens, usually an unexpected or unusual event
Cease	to stop or bring something to an end, often used when telling someone to stop a behavior
Century	a period of 100 years
Snippets	a tiny, little piece, scrap, or bit of something bigger
Rummage	to search for something by digging, moving, or tossing items around in a messy or energetic way
Heroine	A woman who shows great courage and strength, often helping others or standing up for what is right.
emerge	to come out, appear, or become visible, often after being hidden or underwater
Prod	a poke, jab, or nudge—either with a finger or a pointed object—often used to get someone's attention or to make them move and act
Tatter	a torn, ragged piece of cloth or paper that hangs loose from something, often described as a shred or rag

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