Chapter 16
(n.) a person who cuts hair, especially men's hair, and shaves, styles, or trips beards.
Barber
(v.) to make a change in order to do or make something better.
Adjust
(v.) to repair something that is broken, torn, or damaged
Mend
Decade
(n.) to push in a rough way
Shove
(adj.) relating to, coming from, or located on the outside of something.
External
(n.) a family member who lived long ago
Ancestor
(v.) to argue or disagree angrily
Quarrel
(n.) a small ax
(adj.) feeling bodily pain
(n.) a belief or opinion that is incorrect because one has not understood something.
Misconception
(adj.) not knowing about something that is happening
Unwitting
(n.) something, such as a movement of the body, that you do without thinking as a reaction.
Reflex
(n.) a person who makes a home in a new place where there are few or no people.
Settler
(adj.) having a pleasant smell or aroma
Fragrant
(n.) a job that a person does to make a living.
Occupation
(n.) a group of families that live in the same area and share the same language, religion, and customs
Tribe
(adj.) more important, powerful, or successful than most
Dominant
(adj.) having or expressing strong emotions, such as love, sadness, etc., in a way that may seem foolish or unnecessary.
Sentimental
(adj.) not generous
Stingy
(n.) an act or achievement that shows great skill, courage, or strength.
(v.) to show respect for someone or something in a public way
Honor
(n.) an image or imitation of a person that makes them appear funny or foolish because their characteristics have been exaggerated.
Caricature
(n.) a type of Native American home, often made by covering a frame with bark or animal skins.
Wigwam
(v.) to improve the quality of something or make it better
Enrich