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| bounty | (n.) 1. A payment made as a reward, especially one made by the authorities. 2. That which is given freely, by nature or a generous person. |
| camouflage | (n.) 1. The hiding of something as a result of its appearance. 2. Something used as a cover or disguise. |
| ebb | (v.) 1. To recede, fall back, or pull away from. 2. To fall to a lower level or weaker state; to dwindle.(n.) The passing to a lower level or weaker state. |
| forage | (v.) To search for food or supplies. (n.) Food such as hay or grain for farm animals. |
| harass | (v.) 1. To trouble or annoy by attacking repeatedly. 2. To cause to become worried or weary. |
| insulate | (v.) To cover with a material that keeps electricity, heat, or sound from escaping. |
| lethargic | (adj.) Slow moving; sleepy or tired. |
| maneuver | (n.) A planned military movement. 2. A skillful move or clever trick. (v.) To perform military movements with. 2. To move or manage in a skillful way. |
| mottled | (adj.) Marked with different colored patches or blotches. |
| murky | (adj.) dark; gloomy. |
| proximity | (n.) The state of being close or next to; nearness. |
| replenish | (v.) To fill up again. |
| sleek | (adj.) 1. Smooth and glossy. |
| wary | (adj.) On one's guard; watchful; suspicious. |
| wean | (v.) 1. To cause to stop depending on a mother's milk for nourishment. 2. To detach from something one has grown accustomed to. |
