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Vocabulary Study Seaglass Summer By: Anjali Banerjee For Mrs. Green’s Summer Class

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Vocabulary Study Seaglass Summer. By: Anjali Banerjee For Mrs. Green’s Summer Class . Chapter Map. doughy. Another word for “fat” is doughy. wheezing. When you are wheezing it is hard to breathe. churns. When your stomach churns, you feel sick. fragile. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Vocabulary Study Seaglass  Summer

Vocabulary StudySeaglass Summer

By: Anjali Banerjee

For Mrs. Green’s Summer Class

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Chapter Map

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doughy

Another word for “fat” is doughy.

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wheezing

When you are wheezing it is hard to breathe.

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churns

When your stomach churns, you feel sick.

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fragile

Something is fragile if it is easily broken.

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woozy

You feel WOOZY when you are about to faint.

Another word for woozy is dizzy.

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artiste

An artiste is good at artwork.

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matted

A matted dog is hardly ever brushed.

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mutters

When you mutter you say words that you don’t really want someone else to hear.

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disinfectant

Disinfectant is germ spray to clean surfaces.

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smuggled

Another word for smuggled is sneaked.

A person who smuggles things is called a smuggler.

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litters

A litter of puppies is a group of puppies.

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specimens

Specimens are examples of living things.

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rolling her eyes

If you say, “That was fun” while rolling your eyes. . .

You mean that it was not fun.

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“get in touch with his feminine side”

This is the idea that a man should know what it is like to be a woman.

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endure

When you endure, or make it through hard times, you build endurance.

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woeful

Woeful is another word for sad.

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harrumps

Harrumph

Hmmph

Sounds you make when you don’t believe it!

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bangles

Bangles are bracelets that are worn more than one at a time.

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annual

Annual means yearly.

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gravel

Gravel paths are made of small rocks.

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I need to get away

When someone needs to get away, they mean they need a vacation.

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sanctuary

A sanctuary is a quiet place that makes you feel peaceful.

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Lavender stalks

Stalks are stems on the lavender plant.

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prone

If you are prone to skin problems, you are likely to have them.

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sachet

A sachet is a small bag filled with good smelling herbs.

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