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19 Cards in this Set

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absurd
completely unreasonable or untrue : RIDICULOUS
acre
property consisting of land
Eureka
"I have found it"
-- used to express the thrill of discovery
furiously
very angry
gopher
any of several burrowing American rodents with large cheek pouches
gorge
to eat greedily : stuff oneself
grizzly
a large powerful brown bear found from the northwestern U.S. to Alaska
oddity
something that is not usual or traditional
ponder
to consider or examine closely or deliberately
opossum
a common marsupial mammal mostly of the eastern U.S. that usually is active at night, has a tail that can wrap around and grasp objects (as tree branches), and is an expert climber
raccoon
a small North American mammal that is mostly gray with a black mask, has a bushy ringed tail, lives chiefly in trees and is active at night
realize
to be aware of
rejoice
to feel joy or great delight
salivate
to produce or secrete saliva especially in large amounts
skitter
to glide or skip lightly or quickly
squirrel
any of various small or medium-sized rodents; especially : one with a long bushy tail and strong hind legs used especially for leaping from tree branch to tree branch
to and fro
forward and backward
unison
the condition of being tuned or sounded at the same pitch or at an octave
treacherous
likely to betray