Lauren's Spelling The Third
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- conceited
- having much too good an opinion of yourself
- feast
- a large, special meal when something important thing is happening
- admire
- to like, and to have a very good opinion of someone
- court
- to try to win a woman's love / also: an area for playing tennis or squash
- attack
- to start fighting or hunting someone
- seal
- an animal that lives near in the sea and eats fish
- amazed
- very surprised
- chariot
- an open vehicle with two wheels, pulled by horses
- holy place
- a special place which is kept separate for worship of a god
- patrol
- a small group of soldiers sent to find or guard something
- signal
- something that sends a message to whoever sees or hears it
- consent
- to give someone your agreement or permission
- despise
- to have a very low opinion of someone( opposite of admire)
- trail
- sounds or marks left by people or animals as they pass
- announce
- to make some information known to several people
- tribe
- a group of people with the same language and way of living
- cloak
- a loose coat that has no sleeves
- whistle
- to make a sound by blowing through nearly closed lips
- scar
- a mark on the skin left after a wound has got better
- carriage
- a vehicle for carrying people, pulled by horses
- honour
- the importance and good name which have been earned by a group of people, e.g. an army
- bog
- wet, soft ground that can be dangerous
- charming
- delightful; very pleasing
- break off
- to stop or end something suddenly
- war
- fighting between armies of different countries
- dizzy
- feeling that everything is turning round and round and that you are going to fall
- blush
- to become red in the face because you are embarassed, ashamed, shy, etc
- master
- the owner of a slave or slaves \ also: to learn and be good at something
- slave
- someone who is owned by another person and who receives no money for their work
- blind
- not able to see