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disappear (verb)
go away quickly so you can't see it
faint (verb)
fall down from fear
foolish (adj)
stupid
giant (noun)
very big person
grin (noun)
big smile with teeth
magic wand (noun)
stick used for doing magic
magician (noun)
person who can do magic
ostracize (verb)
don't talk to people or let them join in anything
out of breath (adj)
so tired you must stop to breathe
pasture (noun)
field for animals
possessions (noun)
things you have
precious (adj)
valuable, important, special
slobbery (adj)
very wet and disgusting from his mouth
stagger (verb)
walk like you are about to fall down
ukulele (noun)
small 4-string guitar
whip out (verb)
pull out quickly