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Wordly Wise Lesson 13 DOL

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v. to keep something or someone from being seen or known, to hide

flail

morsel

potrude

conceal

v. to move with a sliding, side-to-side motion of the body

flail

slither

protrude

conceal

v. 1. to make or become less wide or less thick at one end
2. to lessen gradually(usually used with off)
n. a thin candle

ripple

potrude

bask

taper

v. to strike out or swing wildly, to trash about

bask

potrude

slither

flail

v. to form small waves
n. a movement like a small wave

snout

slither

ripple

flail

adj. 1. lacking energy, not active
2. slow moving

flail

produce

slither

sluggish

n. a narrow passage between steep cliffs
v. to stuff with food, to eat greedily

visible

gorge

ripple

morsel

adj. able to be seen, exposed to view, not hidden
n. 1. the condition of being easily seen
2. the distance within which things can be seen

infrared

visible

conceal

sluggish

adj. 1. ready to attack or start fights, acting in a hostile way
2. bold and active

defensive

morsel

ripple

aggressive

n. the nose or jaws that stick out in front of certain animals heads

snout

crest

morsel

nose

v. 1. to relax where it is pleasantly warm
2. to enjoy a warm or pleasant feeling

slither

flail

morsel

bask

n. the dead body of an animal

ripple

snout

carcass

flail

v. to stick out, to project

conceal

taper

protrude

flail

n. a small amount, especially of something good to eat, a tidbit

snout

annex

gorge

morsel

v. 1. to have or to find room for
2. to do a favor for

visible

accomodate

conceal

protrude