The document defines and provides examples of 6 vocabulary words from Project Mulberry: frantic, meaning desperate or wild with excitement; vetoes, meaning to reject or prohibit; wispy, meaning in thin or faint streaks; churn, meaning to shake or agitate with continued motion; conscious, meaning fully aware; and brocade, meaning fabric woven with a raised, elaborate design.
2. franticadjective “They’re moving their heads around like crazy. I can’t see very well, but they’re all, like, frantic. Do you think something’s wrong?” (P.165) Desperate or wild with excitement
3. vetoverb Patrick wanted to stay up all night to film it, but both our moms vetoed that idea. (Pg. 169) To reject or prohibit
4. wispyadjective …those wispy threads at first barely more than air, and then like a cloud, the caterpillar spinning layer after layer after layer... (Pg. 169) Being in thin or faint streaks, fragments
5. churnverb I still felt dizzy, and now my stomach was starting to churn. (pg. 177) To shake or agitate with continued motion
6. consciousadjective They are not even CONSCIOUS. (Pg. 180) Fully aware; aware of one’s existence, thoughts, surroundings
7. brocadenoun One display shows a dress made of black silk brocade. (Pg. 188) Fabric woven with a raised, elaborate design
