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60 Cards in this Set

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Agoraphobia
The fear of public or open spaces, an anxiety disorder.
Philosophy
A way of thinking about the world, the universe, and people.
Cross-Pollination
The process in which pollen is transfered to plants.
Skittered
Move lightly and quickly.
Hesitation
To pause.
Assumptions
A preposition that is taken for granted, as if it were true.
Filmy
So thin, as to transmit light.
Pitiful
Sad and pathetic.
Ritual
Special possessions, or something you have to do that is a tradition.
Whopping
Very large, synonym to enormous.
Palled
To lose in interest or attraction.
Glutinous
Of the nature of or resembling glue;sticky.
Laconically
Using or marked by a few words.
Solitude
Being alone or away from others.
Mazy
Confusing.
Benefactor
One that gives aid.
Nonchalant
Trying to be coolly, unconcerned or indifferent.
Plaited
A braid.
Disheveled
Being in loose disarray;unkempt.
Wretched
A state of distress or misfortune.
Hollows
A valley.
Spewed
To flow, or cause to flow.
Dogtrot
Slow easy trot.
Webbing
A strong fabric, woven in strips.
Spluttered
To make hissing or spitting sounds.
Considerable
Much or large.
Monotonous
Having no variety.
Sashaying
To move, walk, etc. To attract attention.
Tolerable
Farely good, passable.
Tuckered
To tire out; weary.
Earnestness
The trait of being serious.
Seldom
Not often; infrequently or rarely.
Stooped
To lean forward.
Abreast
Being side to side.
Tottered
Unsteady in gait as from infirmity or old age.
Crier
An official who makes public announcements.
Sacred
Concerned with religion or religious purposes.
Purified
To free from guilt, sin etc.
Tanned
The process of turning the hide of an animal into leather.
Scarce
Not plentiful, hard to get.
Queer
Different from the usual; strange.
Wasichus
In the language Sioux, Wasichus means white man.
Rejoice
To be or make glad or happy.
Bluff
A high, steep bank or cliff.
Bower
A place enclosed by boughs or vines; arbor.
Cavalry
Combat troops mounted originally on horses.
Bearing
Awarness of one's situations.
Shod
Shoe.
Butte
A steep hill standing alone on a plain.
Gulch
A deep, narrow ravine.
Hobbling
Caused to limp.
Foretelling
To tell or indicate before hand.
Bayonet
A detachable blade put on a rifel muzzle for stabbing.
Haze
A thin vapor of fog, smoke etc. in the air.
Floundering
To struggle awkardly, as in deep mud.
Bellowing
To utter loudly or powerfully.
Thronging
To gather together.
Sorrels
Light reddish brown, a horse etc. of this color.
Relics
An object, custom etc. surviving from the past.
Flourish
To grow vigorously; thrive.