Dolphins at Daybreak
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- daybreak
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* dawn; first light;
very early morning
Antonym: dusk - awake
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* conscious; alert;
wakeful
Antonym: asleep - daydream
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* to dream about something
while awake - appear
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* to show up;
* to become visible
Antonym: disappear - important
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* main; vital
Antonym: unimportant; trivial - magic
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* something that cannot
be explained
Antonym: science - librarian
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* a person in charge of
a library - woods
- * forest
- pale
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* very light in color;
* when someone's skin is very white due to sickness or fear - quiet
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* making no noise; silent
Antonym: noisy - teeny peek
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* a little look at something
* a small, quick, secret look - command
- * an order
- press
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* to push on something, like
a button or key - relief
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* to feel better about
something;
* to feel better with less worry, discomfort, or pain - breeze
- * a light wind
- seagull
- * a bird with long wings, usually gray and white feathers; lives on the coast, can be seen at the beach.
- riddle
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* a word puzzle;
i.e. "What am I?" - ladder
- * something used for climbing
- research
- * to gather information
- dusk
- * the time of day just before night
- asleep
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* not awake; sleeping;
in sleep
antonym: awake - dream
- * the thoughts a person has while dreaming
- scroll
- * a rolled paper with writing used before books
- surrounded
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* when something is on all sides of something;
i.e. the island was surrounded by water - coral reef
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* a tiny stony thing found in the sea, it is made up of skeletons
of many tiny sea animals - oceanographer
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* a person who study the oceans,
the animals, and plants in the ocean - sharp
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* having a point at the end
of an object for cutting
OR * very smart
Antonym: dull - hatch
- * the door on a ship or a plane
- control panel
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* a section or board with buttons
to press that you can use
to make something work - hull
- * the sides and bottom of a ship
- backward(s)
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* in a direction opposite to forward
* with the back first
Antonym: forward - handle
- * the part which helps you to lift, turn, hold, or control things
- silently
- * making no sound.
- starfish
- * a small sea fish that has five or more arms.
- steer
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* to make something move in the direction you want
* to guide or control a moving object such as a car, ship, etc. - planet
- * a large round celestial body that orbits a star; Earth, Mars, Venus, and Jupitor are all planets.
- valley
- * low land between mountains or hills.
- cave
- * a hollow place inside the earth
- float
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* to rest on the top of water or other liquid, not sinking
Antonym: sink - sway
- * to move or swing from side to side
- lacy
- * fancy light open-work fabric
- antlers
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* the hard branch growth on the head
of a deer, moose, or other animal. - mushrooms
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* a small fungus that grows fast;
some can be eaten, and some can be poisonous - tropical
- * the place on the earth where it often has a hot climate
- species
- * a group of plants or animals that are alike in some ways
- jellyfish
- * a sea animal with a dome-shaped body filled with a jellylike material; many have long tentacles (arms) that can sting
- sea horse
- * a small ocean fish with a slender (thin) tail and a head like horse
- stingray
- * an ocean fish with a flat body and a long tail that looks like a whip
- giant clam
- * a large strong shellfish with a soft body inside two hard shells
- pier
- * a bridge built out over water on pillars used for a walk, etc.
- rough
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* not smooth, an uneven surface.
Antonym: smooth - smooth
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* an even surface with no bumps
* moving easily.
Antonym: rough - slippery
- * when a surface causes you to lose your balance and slide
- ship's log
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* an everyday writing on a ship
about what has happened during the trip, like a diary - octopus
- * A sea animal with a soft body and eight long arms covered with suckers.