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Commotion

The act of violently moving


Making a scene

Finsterwallies

when you violently tremble your body

Weaving















moving back and fourth

Raggedy

roughly unkempt

Pleads

Present form of pled




Plead: To argue in a case of specific nature

Windmilled

To move or cause to move like the vanes of a windmill

Pandemonium

A place or scene of riotous up roar or utter chaos

Twanged

To sound or cause to sound with a twang

Reeled

To whirl around

Pinwheeling

the act of turning a multiple-screw ship within a minimum radius by having some engines going forward and others going in reverse.

finicky

excessively particular or fastidious; difficult to please

solemnly

serious or earnest

mobbed

a disorderly or riotous crowd of people

vacant

having no contents; empty;void

jived

swing music or early jazz

Pranced

to ride a horse

Ranting

to speak or to declaim extravagantly

Snuggly

warmly comfortably cozy



Practically

he practically died

Photographer

a person who takes photographs



Gaping

to open the mouth wide

Nuzzle

to rub gently with the snout

Mopped

to wash or scrub with a mop

Bearing

The manner or way in which person carries himself

Rippling

to form or have small undulations, ruffles, or folds.

Repertoire

the entire stock of works existing in a particular artistic field:

Orneriest

stubborn:

Gingerly

with great care or caution; warily.

Clenching

to grasp firmly

Spree

a lively frolic or outgoing

Filigreed

anything very delicate

Awoke

to wake up; past form of awake

Spanking

unusually fine, great, large

Helplessly

unable to help oneself; weak or dependent

recognizable



to perceive as existing or true; to realize

Huddled

a close packed group

Hesitate

an act of hesitating



Nonchalant

having and air of easy unconcern or indifference

Zoned

to arrange in or mark off into zones

Croaked

a hoarse harsh cry or sound

Breezed

a gentle wind

Stoking

to stir up or tend

Mite

any or various tiny arachnids that together with a tick

Shamble

to walk awkwardly

Stogie

a slender cylindrical cigar

Grumbling

to complain in a surly manner