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by Annie Bryant


  B. Katani’s great-grandfather

  C. Mrs. Fields

  D. Mr. Ramsey

  Charlotte’s Word Nerd Dictionary

  BSG Words

  Houseboat: noun—a flat-bottomed boat used as a floating home

  Laughingstock: noun—a person or thing that is the object of ridicule or teasing

  Penetrate: verb—to pass into or through something

  Ravishing: adjective—extremely beautiful or attractive

  Awestruck: adjective—filled with wonder and admiration

  Horrendous: adjective—horrible; dreadful

  Gargoyle: noun—a carved figure of a human or an animal, often strange and ugly

  Cringe: verb—to shrink or crouch in fear or embarrassment

  Turret: noun—a small tower

  Detest: verb—to hate or dislike very much

  Arboretum: noun—an area where trees are grown for study and display

  Gizmo: noun—informal word for a gadget

  Primly: adverb—precisely or properly; prissily

  Sheepish: adjective—embarrassed or meek

  Flail: verb—to swing one’s arms and legs wildly

  Commotion: noun—intense activity or agitation

  Blubber: verb—to make a lot of noise while crying

  Traipse: verb—to walk slowly or aimlessly

  Cowardly: adjective—without courage

  Queasy: adjective—uneasy, uncomfortable, ill

  Stammer: verb—to speak with pauses and repetitions

  Deliberation: noun—careful consideration and discussion

  Admonish: verb—to caution, advise against, or scold

  Exquisite: adjective—particularly beautiful, charming, delicate, or refined

  Memorialize: verb—to preserve the memory of a person or event

  Definitions adapted from Webster’s Dictionary, Fourth Edition, Random House.

 

 

 


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