Wordmasters Third Grade
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- Bellow
- Verb. to roar with a powerful reverberating sound, as a bull
- Scanty
- Adjective. Barely sufficient, not amble, meager. insufficient, narrow, small; clothes
- Vat
- Noun. A large tank, tub or cask for holding liquids used in a manufacturing process or to be stored for fermentinf or ripening
- Grubby
- Adjective. Dirty, infested with gubs
- Bulge
- Noun. An outward swelling, a projecting part
- Froth
- Noun. foam, foaming saliva. Verb. To cause to foam
- Fleet
- Verb. To flow, run, disssapear, to pass away swiftly, the largest organization of warships under the command of a single officer
- Moor
- Noun. A swampy coastland, a track of open rolling wasteland, often covered in heather and often peaty or marshy
- Jug
- Noun. A container of liquids, usually large, deep holw with a small opening at top and a handle
- Paddock
- Noun. A small field or enclosure near where horses are exercised, an enclousure near a race track, where horses are saddled before a race, in australia an enclosed piece of land
- Restrict
- Verb. To keep within certain limits, put certain limitaions on
- Tottery
- Adjective. Shaking as if about to fall
- Pier
- Noun. Structure, built out over the water by supporting pillars
- Scruffy
- Adjective. Shabby, untidy, grubby
- Restrain
- Verb. To hold back from action, to keep under control
- Jut
- Verb. to stick out. Noun. a part that juts
- Mangled
- Adjective. Disfigured by ruffly cutting, tearing or crushing
- Lather
- Noun. Washing foam, foam formed by soap and water
- Uneasy
- Adjective. uncomfortable.
- Coop
- Noun. A small building or cage for chickens, poultry
- Mutter
- Verb. To speak in low tones, without much movement of the lips, as in complaining or speaking to oneself