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21 Cards in this Set
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Roar |
The deep loud cry of some wild beasts. “ Tabatha heard a loud roar and assumed it was the zoo’s lion.” |
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Nutmeg |
They hard, rounded seed that is widely used as in spice. “ on a cool fall day, Glenn likes to drink warm apple cider flavored with cinnamon and nutmeg.”
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Return |
To go back or come back again (as to a place, person, or condition). “ After studying in Germany for a semester, David couldn’t wait to return home and see his friends and family.” |
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Graze |
To feed on grass. “Keith let the cattle out into a new pasture to graze.” |
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Clasp |
A device that can be opened and closed and that is used to hold two different things or two parts of something together. “ Sharon struggled impatiently with ornate clasp on her bracelet.” |
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Fetch |
To go and get. |
Jack and Jill went up the hill to fetch a pail of water. |
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Boxcar |
A section of a train with a roof, four walls and sliding doors that is used to transport goods. |
The box car was loaded with several pallets of cargo. |
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Zone |
A region or area set off or that is different from surrounding areas. |
Mom complained that sometimes the entire city felt like a construction zone. |
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Wheels |
Round frames that attach to a shaft on which they turn. |
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Vanish |
To completely disappear. |
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Rinse |
To clean by dipping into water. |
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Pesky |
Annoying, irritating or troublesome |
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Fancy |
Not plain or ordinary. |
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Alien |
A being from another planet. |
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Welcome |
A friendly greeting or reception given to a person when he or she arrives. |
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Hutch |
A pen or coop for an animal - cage. |
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Platform |
A flat surface that is usually higher than the floor or ground around it. |
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Awful |
Extremely unpleasant, disagreeable or objectionable. |
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Escape |
To get away from something harmful. |
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Muster |
To bring together: collect. |
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Radio |
A device that receives wireless signals and conversion them to sound. |
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