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| orchard | a place where fruit or nut trees are grown |
| shove | to push along or away carelessly or rudely |
| shove | an act of pushing |
| merry | full of good humor and good spirits |
| merry | marked by festivity |
| acorn | the round thin-shelled nut of an oak tree usually having a woody cap |
| snip | a small piece that is cut off |
| snip | a rude person |
| snip | to clip suddenly or by bits |
| tender | showing care |
| tender | having a soft or yielding quality |
| tender | very easily hurt |
| tender | a breaded strip of breast meat |
| tender | to present for acceptance |
| boulder | a large detached and rounded or worn mass of rock |
| snarl | a tangle especially of hairs or thread |
| snarl | to get into a tangle |
| snarl | to speak in an angry way |
| firm | solidly fixed in place |
| firm | not likely to be changed |
| firm | to make secure |
| firm | a business organization |
| thicket | a thick usually small patch of shrubbery, small trees or underbrush |
| thicket | something crowded together that cannot be penetrated |
| hack | to cut or sever with repeated irregular or unskillful blows |
| hack | to cough in a short, dry manner |
| hack | to gain access to a computer illegally |
| hack | a worn-out horse |
| hack | to operate a taxicab |
| rigid | not flexible |
| rigid | carefully observed |
| ladle | a spoon or dipper with a long handle and a deep bowl used for dipping |
| ladle | to take up or carry in as if in a spoon or dipper |
| tangle | to make or become involved so as to complicate or confuse |
| tangle | to twist together into a mass hard to straighten out again |
| tangle | snarl |
| snug | to settle or lie down |
| snug | fitting closely and comfortably |
| snug | enjoying or providing warm secure shelter and comfort |
| injury | an act that damages or hurts |
| veil | a piece of cloth or net worn usually by women over the head, shoulders, and sometimes over the face |
| veil | to cover with or as if with a veil |
| sulky | sulking or given to spells of sulking |
| sulky | a light two-wheeled vehicle that is pulled by a horse and has a seat for a driver |
| utensil | a device or container used in a household, especially a kitchen |
| utensil | an article serving a useful purpose |
| utensil | implement |
| trample | to tread heavily so as to bruise, crush or injure |
| trample | to injure or harm by ruthless or heartless treatment |
| limp | to go slowly or with difficulty |
| limp | no firm or stiff |
| remnant | something that remains or is left over |
| scowl | to make a frowning expression of displeasure |
| scowl | frown |
| compact | closely united or packed |
| compact | arranged so as to save space |
| compact | not wordy |
| compact | an agreement |
| compact | a small cosmetic case |
| compact | a small car |
| spatula | an instrument with a thin, flexible blade used especially for spreading or mixing soft substances or lifting |
| absorb | to take in or suck or swallow up |
| absorb | to hold the interest of |
| absorb | to receive without giving back |
| alcove | a small section of a room set back from the rest of it |
| alcove | an arched opening |
| avalanche | a large mass of snow and ice or rock sliding down a mountainside or over a cliff |
| avalanche | a sudden overwhelming rush |
| blizzard | a long heavy snowstorm |
| blizzard | an overwhelming rush or deluge |
| chomp | to chew or bite on something |
| choppy | rough with small waves |
| choppy | not connected smoothly |
| choppy | changeable |
| dainty | something delicious to the taste |
| dainty | having or showing delicate or finicky taste |
| delicate | satisfying or pleasing because of fineness or mildness |
| delicate | easily torn or hurt |
| delicate | able to sense or indicate very slight differences |
| deluge | a drenching rain |
| deluge | an overwhelming amount or number |
| deluge | flood |
| deluge | to overflow with water |
| exhale | to breath out |
| exhale | to send out a gas or odor |
| frown | to wrinkle the forehead as in anger or thought |
| frown | to show displeasure or disapproval by facial expression |
| frown | an expression of displeasure |
| gasp | to draw in a breath sharply |
| gasp | to breathe with difficulty |
| grin | to draw back the lips to show the teeth especially in laughter |
| gulp | to swallow hurriedly or greedily or in one swallow |
| gulp | to keep back as if by swallowing |
| gulp | to catch the breath as if in taking a long drink |
| harsh | disagreeable to the touch |
| harsh | making many or difficult demands |
| harsh | severe |
| jagged | having a sharp uneven edge or surface |
| rubble | rough broken stones or bricks used in building |
| rubble | a confused mass of rough or broken things |
| rugged | having a rough uneven surface |
| rugged | having wrinkles or uneven features |
| rugged | having a strong or sturdy character |
| rugged | presenting a severe test of physical, mental or moral strength |
| sag | to droop or sink below the normal or right level |
| sag | a drooping part or area |
| shed | to keep out |
| shed | to cast aside or let fall |
| shed | to rid oneself of |
| shed | a structure built for shelter or storage |
| shrivel | to shrink and become dry and wrinkled |
| smart | to cause or feel a sharp stinging pain |
| smart | to feel mental distress |
| smart | mentally alert |
| smart | being a guided missile |
| spacious | large or vast in size or capacity |
| vast | very great in extent, size, amount, degree or intensity |
| vast | enormous |
| wither | to shrivel from lack of moisture |
| wither | to lose liveliness, force or freshness |
| alley | a walkway bordered by trees or bushes |
| alley | a narrow wooden floor on which balls are rolled in bowling |
| alley | a narrow street or passageway between buildings |
| barge | a broad flat-bottomed boat used to transport goods in harbors and on rivers or canals |
| barge | to move or push oneself clumsily or rudely |
| blossom | the flower of a seed plant |
| blossom | a peak period or stage of development |
| blossom | to grow and do well |
| blossom | bloom |
| blustery | a violent noise or commotion |
| blustery | loudly boastful or threatening speech |
| cafe | a small restaurant |
| cargo | the goods transported in a ship, airplane or vehicle |
| cargo | freight |
| channel | the bed of a stream |
| channel | a way of passing something along |
| channel | a long gutter, groove or track |
| channel | a group of frequencies for a single radio or television communication |
| coarse | of poor quality |
| coarse | made up of large parts or particles |
| coarse | not precise or detailed |
| coarse | crude in taste, manners or language |
| downy | resembling a bird's down |
| downy | covered with or made of bird's feathers |
| flaw | a small often hidden defect |
| flaw | to make or become defective |
| frayed | to separate the threads at the edge of |
| frayed | to show or cause to show signs of strain |
| harmful | causing damage |
| harmful | injurious |
| haul | to pull or drag with effort |
| haul | to transport in a vehicle |
| haul | an amount collected |
| haul | the amount of fish taken in a single drawing of a net |
| hound | a dog of any of various hunting breeds |
| hound | to pursue or chase |
| nag | a horse that is old and in poor condition |
| nag | to annoy by repeated faultfinding, scolding or urging |
| nag | a person who frequently finds fault, scolds or urges |
| pasture | plants for feeding animals |
| pasture | land used for grazing |
| pasture | graze |
| pesky | troublesome |
| placid | peacefully free of interruption or disturbance |
| placid | calm |
| plague | a large number of destructive pests |
| plague | a disease causing a high rate of death |
| plague | to strike or afflict with disease or evil |
| plague | to cause worry or distress to |
| ragged | having a rough or uneven edge |
| ragged | done in an uneven way |
| skipper | one that skips |
| skipper | the master of a ship |
| skipper | an insect related to butterflies |
| swish | to make, move or strike with a soft rubbing, hissing or splashing sound |
| swish | a hissing sound |
| warble | low pleasing sounds forming a melody |
| warble | to sing with low pleasing sounds |
| warp | a series of yarns going lengthwise in a loom |
| warp | a twist or curve in something once flat or straight |
| warp | to turn or twist out of shape |
| warp | to judge, choose or act wrongly |
| whir | to fly, turn or move rapidly with a buzzing sound |
| whir | a fluttering or vibrating sound made by something in rapid motion |
