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68 Cards in this Set

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feast
noun
a meal with a lot of delicious food

feasts, feasted, feasting
shove
verb
to move along by forcefrom behind; to push roughly or rudely

shoving, shoved
gleaming
adjective
shining or shiny
fir
noun
a type of evergreen tree
pause
noun
a temporary stop or rest in speech or in action

verb
to rest or delay; to hesitate or to wait

pauses, paused, pausing
mum
adjective
silent; not saying a word
pride
g
cram
f
glossy
adjective
shiny, gleaming, polished

glossier, glossiest
oak
noun
a type of deciduous tree
yank
verb
to pull roughly or vigorously; to jerk

yanks, yanked, yanking
noun
a rough pull or jerk
reckless
adjective
careless, without concern or caution

recklessly, recklessness
spat
noun
a small quarrel or argument
ripple
verb
to form small waves made by a breeze

noun
a small wave as on water
hollow
adjective
1. having a space inside; not solid; empty
2. without real or significant worth; meaningless

noun
1. an empty space within anything; a hole
2. a valley
lair
the den or resting place of a wild animal
snarl
verb
to growl threateningly or viciously, especially with a raised upper lip to bare the teeth, as a dog

noun
a tangle, as of thread, hair, or wire
brimming
verb
to be full to the brim (top or edge), often to overflowing
acorn
noun
the fruit of an oak, consisting of a single-seeded, thick-walled nut set in a woody, cuplike base
haul
s
still
a
gap
s
coo
d
gnarled
s
clan
s
knapsack
a
slink
s
chockablock
q
filly
w
tote
d
matted
s
stampede
noun
a wild rush or flight of frightened animals
a sudden movement of a large group of people

verb
to move in a large group in panic or fear

stampedes, stampeded, stampeding
dash
j
tramples
b
eavesdropper
q
lope
l
knotty
s
heifer
d
swarm
k
numb
g
kin
k
lug
h
smudged
s
latch
a
bolt
d
sooty
g
reservoir
t
snoop
w
vacant
s
shamble
s
glint
d
shuffle
s
frosty
d
horde
d
tremble
d
gritty
s
aerie
d
fling
g
molten
n
lodge
s
flinch
d
deserted
f
fleece
h
hurl
downy
chatter
s
misty
s
shin
'
throb
n