Chapter 1-2
Small wooden structure in a garden for plants to grow on
What is arbor?
A small suitcase or travel bag
What is a valise?
A place where children without parents live and are cared for.
What is an orphanage?
Chubby, sweet-looking baby angels, often show in art with wings
What are cherubs?
A way of making fabric by looping yarn with a special hook.
What is crochet?
Being very friendly and polite like when someone welcomes you warmly.
What is cordial?
A soft, black powder that comes from smoke when something burns
What is soot?
People who don't follow the rules and go off on their own, often doing things their own way
What are renegades?
Short, quick, and sharp sounds or movements, like a series of fast beats
What is staccato?
Broken pieces or trash left after something is destroyed.
What is debris?
A strong feeling that something bad or scary is going to happen, even if you don't know why
What is a premonition?
Burned and blackened on the outside
What is charred?
A special place that is made to remember someone important, often used for praying or honoring
What is a shrine?
Thought deeply about something, usually in a mad or worried way.
What is brooded?
Braided, or woven together like strands of hair or rope
What is plaited?
Someone who changes their mind or mood very quickly
What is silhouetted?
Moving up and down or back and forth in a smooth, wave-like way
What is undulating?
Not tied down or held back; free to move anywhere
What is untethered?
Gave something special or important to someone
What is bestowed?
Feeling upset or angry because something is unfair or wrong
What is indignation?
Feeling thankful to someone because they helped you or gave you something
What is indebted?
Boring because it's the same over and over again, with no change
What is monotonous?
Not moving or changing; still and sometimes kind of yucky.
What is stagnant?
Suddenly coming up to someone, often in a bold or rude way
What is accosting?