This document defines and provides examples for various words: 1. It defines words like ripple, shallow, flock, cubs, effortlessly, and partially and provides examples of usage. 2. It also defines words like disaster, lace, splinter, blind, and cricket and provides additional context and explanations. 3. Finally, it defines words like aim, moose, hoof, skin, cow, charge, and others while giving examples of how to use the words in sentences. The document aims to explain these words concisely.

1. RippleSmall low wave on surface of liquid

2. To move in small waveShallow Measuring only a short distance from the top to the bottomThe man is fishing in the shallow river

3. FlockA group of sheep, goats or birdsA large group of people (crowded)

4. CubsA baby of a wild animal such as a lion or a bearGrizzly bear cubs nuzzling

5. EffortlesslySomething that is effortless is done in very skillful way that makes it seem easyShe dives effortlessly into the turquoise water

6. PartiallyThis cake is partially eaten

7. DisasterThe last earthquake in Japan was a disaster

8. LaceThese boots have long laces

9. SplinterThe doctor removed the splinter of wood from his foot

10. BlindTo blind someone is to make them go blindA blind person is someone who cannot see.The Braille language is for blind people

11. Cricket (1): one of the species commonly found in pastures and meadows or on trees and shrubs

12. Cricket(2):a game played in England (not in Hatchet!)

13. Aim(v): to intend for a purpose; to have as a goal(Everybody aims to pass level 4.)(Aim (n): Your aim is to pass level 4)

14. Moose: a large, long-headed mammal, common in Canada and the NW U.S.A.

15. Hoof/hooves: what some animals, like cows and horses, have on the bottom of their feet

16. Skin(verb): to remove the skin

17. Aim(v): to intend for a purpose

18. Cow (female Moose): the mature female of a bovine animal

19. Charge(v): to attack by rushing violently against

20. Hunched over: round one's back by bending forward and drawing the shoulders forward

21. Run over: Knock down and, often, pass over

22. Mess up: to make an error

23. Lean: to incline or bend; to incline in feeling

24. Grateful: warmly or deeply appreciative of kindness or benefits received

25. Tornado: a localized, violently destructive windstorm occurring over land

26. Hesitate: to pause; to be reluctant or wait to act because of fear, indecision, or disinclinationSigh

27. Massive: large and heavy-looking; very bigA massive sandwichA massive group of men

28. Whip (v): to beat with a strap, lash, rod, or the like, especially by way of punishment Also, this is a whip (n).↓↓

29. TORNADO

30. WHIP: A whip is a long thin piece of material such as leather or rope, fastened to a stiff handle.

31. A slender menA slender womanSLENDER: A slender person is attractively thin and graceful.

32. Kitty drinking radiator FLUID.... Not funny!FLUID: A fluid is a liquid.That fluid look sawfully yellow.

33. INFURIATING: Something that is infuriating annoys you very much.

34. Big splash about to happenSPLASH: If you splash about in water, you hit or disturb the water in a noisy way, causing some of it to fly up into the air.

35. Small fishing pole, two huge fish wiggling around at the end of it.Piles of recently caught fish – many of them breathing and wiggling.WIGGLE: If something wiggles, it moves up and down or from side to side in small quick movements.

36. run over (v)

37. mess up (v)

38. Hesitate (v)

39. Massive (adj)

40. Confine (v): The man is confined in his prison cell

41. Devastating (adj)

42. Stumble (n),(v) & Trip (v)