The document defines and provides examples for 20 vocabulary words related to movement, smiling, and walking. It groups the words into three categories: ways of movement (tremble, slam, shiver, etc.), ways of smiling (grin, smirk, giggle, etc.), and ways of walking (tiptoe, strut, stroll, etc.). For each word, it gives a definition and an example sentence to illustrate how to use the word.

1. Vovabulary
By: Juana Perez Muñiz & Flor Claps
Grin:​ To smile broadly
Ways of:​ smiling
Example:​ I saw her and I grinded
Tremble:​ To shake involuntarily with quick­excitement
Ways of:​ movement
Example:​ They gave me an i­phone and I started trembling

2. Slam:​ To shut with force and noise
Ways of:​ movement
Example:​ To slam the door
Wriggle: ​To move along by twisting and turning the body
Ways of:​ movement
Example:​ I thought someone was following me and I wriggled

3. Shiver:​ To shake or tremble with cold
Ways of:​ movement
Example:​ ​I'm so cold that I'm shivering
Whip it off: ​To do or create something quickly
Ways of:​ movement
Example:​ She whipped off another set of earrings for the tourist
Smirk: ​To smile in an annoying self­satisfied manner
Ways of:​ smiling
Example:​ ​She took a look at the smirk on her face.

4. Giggle: ​To laugh in a silly way, with separated short, spasmodic sounds
Ways of:​ smiling
Example:​ She giggle in a silly way
Cackle: ​To laugh in a shrill, broken manner
Ways of:​ smiling
Example:​ I was told a joke and I cackle
Smile: ​A facial expression indicating pleasure
Ways of:​ smiling
Example:​ I smile of happiness

5. Lurk: ​To wait in concealment
Ways of:​ movement
Example:​ He lurked in the garage
Tiptoe: ​To walk on your feet fingers
Ways of:​ walking
Example:​ I tip toe because my mother was sleeping
Prowl: ​To put yourself in the position to attack or steal
Ways of:​ movement
Example:​ The lion prowl to eat a bird

6.
Hop: ​To make a short bouncing leap
Ways of:​ movement
Example:​ The kangaroos were hopping in the zoo
Strut: ​To walk with pride
Ways of:​ walking
Example:​ He strutted the whole day, because he got a 10 in biology
Stroll: ​To take a walk
Ways of:​ walking
Example:​ He strolled along the beach

7. Pop through: ​To appear surprisingly
Ways of:​ movement
Example:​ We were taking a picture and he popped through
Quiver: ​To shake
Ways of:​ movement
Example:​ He quivered because he was cold
Shake: ​To move with jerky movements
Ways of:​ movement
Example:​ I was shaking because was very col outside

8.
Ways of Movement Ways of Smiling Ways of Walking
Tremble
Slam
Shiver
Wriggle
Whip it off
Lurk
Hop
Pop through
Quiver
Shake
Prowl
grin
Smirk
Giggle
Cackle
Smile
Tiptoe
Strut
Stroll