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19 Cards in this Set

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mane (n)
the long hair on the neck of a
horse or lion
flipper (n)
flat part that sticks out from the
body of some sea animals such as seals, turtles, penguins, used for swimming (like a bird’s wing)
fin (n)
thin flat part that sticks out from the body of a fish, used for swimming and keeping balance
scale (n)
small thin plate of hard material that covers the skin of many fish and reptiles  scaly (adj)
antenna (n)
either of the two long thin parts on the head of some insects and other animals that live in shells, used to feel and touch things
claw (n)
sharp curved nail on the end of an animal or big bird’s foot  claw (v)
hoof (n)
hard part of the foot of some
animals, generally larger planteating animals such as horses, zebras
horn (n)
hard pointed (sometimes curved)
part that grows, usu. in pairs, on
the heads of some animals such as goats, bulls, buffalo  horned (adj)
hide (n)
an animal’s skin, esp. when
bought or sold, e.g. for leather
tusk (n)
either of the long curved teeth that stick out of the mouth of elephants, walruses and some other animals
repulsive (adj)
causing a feeling of strong dislike
◆ When I opened a bottle of two week old milk, there was such a repulsive smell that I was nearly
sick.  repulsion (n), repulse (v)
sinister (adj)
seeming or being evil or dangerous
◆ Some horror films have such sinister music that that alone can
scare you!
exotic (adj)
interesting and unusual because it is connected with a country far away
◆ My brother and his wife went off to some exotic little island somewhere for their honeymoon.
agile (adj)
able to move quickly and easily
◆ My grandfather is no longer very agile and has to use a wheelchair.
 agility (n)
groom (v)
clean the fur or skin of another animal  grooming (n)
graceful (adj)
moving in a controlled, attractive
way ◆ I think gymnastics is one of the most graceful Olympic sports to watch, that and diving.
 grace (n), gracefulness (n),
gracefully (adv)
fierce (adj)
aggressive in a way that is frightening ◆ Our dog has a very
fierce bark that scares people off,
but he’s only 20cms high!
 fierceness (n), fiercely (adv)
stalk (v)
move slowly and quietly towards sth in order to kill or catch it
prey (n)
creature (e.g. bird, animal or
fish) that is hunted and eaten by
another  prey on (v)