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fear
when you are scared of something.
leaf
the part of a plant that is small and sometimes green.
market
a small store where you buy things.
polite
when you are nice and thoughtful.
reach
when you stretch to touch or grab something.
tangle
when something gets twisted and tied in a messy way.
wiggle
when you are moving around up and down or from side to side.
young
when something isn't old.
appear
when something comes into sight.
decision
when you choose something.
disappear
when you can no longer see something
hoof
the hard foot of a horse or cow.
proud
when you feel happy about what you've done.
spotted
when something is covered with spots.
stare
when you look at something for a long time.
wish
when you hope something will happen.
daily
when something happens every day.
grab
when you quickly take something.
Surround
to be completely around something.
divide
when you split something up.
peak
the pointed top of a mountain.
planet
a very large object in space that moves around the sun or some other star.
capture
to take by force, or to grab and hold on to something.
rely
to depend upon; to count on.
doze
to fall asleep for a short time; nap.
attract
to bring or draw closer.
scatter
to go in different directions, or to cause something to go in different directions.
brilliant
very smart and intelligent.
primary
first in importance or order.
passage
the act of moving from one place to another, or a way in or out.
accurate
without errors; completely correct.
conclude
to figure out using careful thought.
ancestor
a family member who lived at an earlier time.
frequently
often; over and over.
alert
paying attention and ready to act.
tradition
a belief, custom, or usual way of doing things, handed down within families or other groups.
frontier
the outer edge of something, in which whatever is beyond that edge is wild or unknown.
arrest
to take someone and hold them for breaking the law.
outstanding
standing apart from others due to excellence.
flexible
able to bend or change easily.
compensate
to make up for.
dedicate
to use one's resources (time, energy, money) for a certain purpose.
courteous
considerate toward others; polite.
anarchy
a state of lawlessness, confusion or disorder.
minor
small; unimportant.
Pardon
to forgive.
rubble
broken bits and pieces.
fend
to protect and provide (for oneself).
panorama
an unobstructed or complete view.
vice versa
conversely, in reverse.
arid
extremely dry
paraphrase
to restate a spoken or written passage using different words
prosper
to be successful and fortunate
rigorous
very demanding and strict
leeway
extra time, space or materials to work with, or a bit of freedom
knack
a clever skill, or a special way of doing something
vital
necessary to life.
declare
to make known officially; to announce.
supplement
something added to complete a thing
plummet
to fall straight down
authentic
genuine; real; true.
cater
to try to satisfy the needs of; to try to make things easy and pleasant.
orthodox
in agreement with established or generally accepted beliefs or ways of doing things, especially related to religion.
prowess
great skill or ability.
nurture
to bring up, care for, train, or nourish.
feud
a bitter, long-term argument or hostility.
infuriated
extremely angry; furious.
vindictive
bearing a grudge; eager to take revenge
trickle
to fall by drops or to flow in a small stream.
ensue
to follow; to come as a result of.
exceptional
unusual, extraordinary.
muse
to think about or ponder something.
pivotal
important, vital.
conventional
standard; ordinary
stamina
endurance.
foster
to encourage or care for
memoir
a written account of one's personal life.
deceptive
misleading or dishonest
heritage
legacy or tradition that comes from one's family.
agile
able to move quickly and easily; flexible
grapple
to struggle with physically or mentally.
era
a period of time marked by distinct events.
mien
manner or appearance.
muster
to gather or to summon.
stance
an intellectual or emotional attitude toward something.
allot
to distribute or divide into portions or shares
bountiful
having a lot; plentiful
assimilate
to incorporate or absorb something; to adjust to.
deceptive
misleading or dishonest
instill
to introduce gradually; implant