Vocabulary from the 1989 Scott, Foresman British literature book.
Marshy, spongy grounds
Desert land
Fun land
Abandoned child
Military
Imminent
To start something
An original document
Abandoned baby or child
To adore
To love with great passion
Decorate or ornament
Rule or authority
Law or ruler
Way to stand
Heavenly
Place of safety
To hover over something
Place of dead animals
Place of cattle
Place of revelry, feasting, and intoxication
Brag, exaggerate
Roast beef
Something to do with a boat
Loud or boisterous activity
To reveal something
To be in pain
Hard
Soft and spongy
Heather
Without glasses
Without sight
Without an equal
A plant
A symbol
Sorrow, sad, regret
Arbor, tree, shelter
Harbor, tree, house
A shower
Evil or malevolent stare
Bundle of hay
Mouth of hay
Trip or fall
Capture or snag
Weave through
Sign or awareness
Ending of a prayer
Coughing
A car stalling
Robot, smart
Robust, strongly built
Decorate food artfully
Related to radish
Raise up, wave
False, lie, misrepesent
To lie down
To be
Row a boat
Speak carefully
Speak pridefully
To attack needlessly
Cut down wheat
Do injury or harm
A fashion accessory
A way to tie shoes
A shield or protection
A royal advisor
A royal protector
A royal pain in the bottom
Leave people alone
No longer drink only milk
Expect or hope for something
Leap with joy
Leave them alone
Join them in a game
Feeling of anger
Feeling of any type
Type of cat's meow
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