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1 - . < Magic Tree House 1-4> ( ) . , ! : ( ) . ! Reader ! pg / / [ ] in, into, under tuck+ + + tuck one s napkin under one schin Magic Tree House113tuck tuck+ + + tuck one s napkin under one s chin She tucked her money into her wallet.. ; , ; 219beak( ) 3112lt , ; ( ); (diagonal) ( ) ( ) 3112slant( ) , ;( ) , ; , ; , at 4113fern ( ) f 4113fernthe royal fern , ( shore1 ) [the C~] ; ; 5113coast ; ; [ ]; [ ] [ ] (watchful)6119alert , , (watchful) alert+to do The soldiers were alert to capture a spy.

2 , , alert+ +-ing He was very alert in answering. 7119snort ( ) [ ] at 8119fuzz , , ( ) the fuzz on a peach (pl. ~) [the ~; ] (pl. ~ es) , ;( ) [ ] [ ] [ ], [ ], 9124pant , ; , a panting dog [ ] , for, after pant+ + They panted after[for] liberty p pant+ + They panted after[for] liberty.. pant+to do pant to go abroad [ ] ( ) 10128d( ) ; 10 1 28nudge( ) ; [ ] ; .. (near)11 1 29lope [ ] along ; , [ ]12 1 34bellow[b lou] [US] , bellow+ + He bellowed at his servant.. ; ; (t) d ; 13 1 36crouch , ; (stoop) down ; to ( ) , ( ) to crouch+ + He crouched to his master.

3 14 1 39waddle[w dl] [US] [w dl] [UK] [ ] (wobble)15 1 40barge into (intrude); in into , (intrude); in, into 16142dangle( ) dangle+ + dangle from the ceiling about after round 16142dangle about, after, round dangle+ + He spent his youth (in) dangling after the girls.. , , 17 1 44hunch , , , (hump) ; (lump) give a person a hunch .. t up, out hunch one s back , ; [sk p] [US] , , up btd 18 1 45scoop scoop+ + scoop a boat dry scoop+ + + scoop water out of a barrel ; [ ] ; ;.. out scoop+ + + scoop (out) a hole in the sand scoop+ + + scoop (out) a hole in the sand ; 19 1 49stempede [st mp d] [US]( ) ;( ) , ( ), ( ) , [ ] , [ ] ( )20 1 55teeter , ; between, on tt+ + ttbt t hi 20155teeter teeter+ + teeter between two choices 21155chompt mp] [US] [t mp] [UK]vt.

4 , vi. ;( ) 21155chomp ;( ) n. [gr iz] [US] ; 22 1 55graze , ; Sheep and cows were grazing in the pasture.. 23 1 56whoop ; ; [ ] [ ] whoop a welcome 24 1 58wobbly[w bli] [US] [w b-] [UK , , , ( ) ( ) , ; ; clasp another s hand clasp one s hands clasp hands ; 25 1 67claspclasp hands ; clasp+ + + He clasped her by the hand.. , clasp+ + + He clasped her in his arms.. 125wand( ) , , , ;( ) ( ) , ( ) 226crickets were chirping [kr kit] [US] ; chirp [ ] ; 3212neigh( ) (whinny)4213shiver( ) , ; , with ( shake ) shiver+ + shiver with cold[fright] [ ] ( ) , 5213damp , , (fog), (vapor) [ a ~] (dejection); ( ) [ l ] 5213damp[ pl.]]

5 ] ; [pl.] , 6214yank (jerk); .. yank+ + yank the door open ( ) , 7216scoot , off, away ; along vt. ; n. , 8219moat 9221shriek , out ; ; ( scream )10 2 23peacock ;cf. PEAHEN (as) proud as a peacock , play the peacock , 11 2 25clip-clop1. [a ~] ; 2. (~ped;~ ping) [ ]12 2 27antler[ pl.] ( ) , 13 2 28whirl whirl a top whirl+ + + The man whirled his hat across the room whirl+ + + The man whirled his hat across the room.. [ ] 14 2 29squeak , , ( ) , (squeal) on ; [ ] , , 15 2 33visor [v iz r] [US]( ) ( );( ) ( ) ( ) , ( ) 16 2 36squinty 17 2 37dungeon 18 2 38clammy[kl mi] , , ; ( ) ; 19 2 38puddle( ) , ( ) U ( ) ;( ) U,C , , , 20 2 39whip , whip+ + whip a cow on [ ] , ;( ).

6 [ ]; [ ];21239tt [sp t r] ( ) [ , ] sputter+ The candle sputtered out. 21 2 39sputter sputter+ The candle sputtered out.. , ; ( ) [h ul][US]22 2 39howl[h ul] [US] ( bark1 ) , ;( ) They are howling for equal conditions.. [ ] howl+ + The boy howled with laughter.. , , 23 2 44precipice[pr s pis]( ) , , , 24 2 45tug( ) ; ( pull ) tug+ + + tug a car out of the mire ( ) 25 2 45thunk , 26 2 47unlatch ; , , (stick) to ; ( ) 27 2 48cling , (stick) to ; ( ) ( ) to ; ; ( ) to ;( ) ;( ) to , to ( ) ( ) 28 2 48ledge( ) 29 2 50flail ; 30 2 50treadv.

7 , (trod[tr d tr d], vi. , walk ; ; ,31251ddl ; 31 2 51paddle , , , ( ) , ; ( )32 2 51streak( ) , ; ( ) [ a ~] , , (.. ) , ( ) (spell); (series) be on a winning[losing] streak [ ] , streaks of lightning 33 2 52slither ; [ ]34 2 57rein[ pl.] ; ; , ; , , [ pl.] ( ), , 35 2 57canter [k nt r] [US] trot gallop 135sled ; ( ) ( sledge)235sleek (smooth), (glossy) , ; ; a sleek sports car a sleek sports car ; ffi 3312coffin 4316slink [ ], off, away, about, by 5319 Musty and stale , (opp. fresh); ; ; (musty), , (trite) ( ) ( ) 6320swoosh[sw ] [ ] vi.)

8 , vt. [ ] ; ; [ ], 7322scepter [s pt r]( ) ( ), ( ) [the ] ; 7322scepter[the ~] , ; sway[wield] the scepter [ ] lay down the scepter 8324pleat ( ), ( ) ; , ( ) a hollow tree , , , (sunk), ; , 9326hollow , a hollow surface a hollow voice hollow cheeks[eyes] [ ] (empty); ; , ; (false) a hollow victory ( ) feel hollow 10 3 28hieroglyphs[h i r gl f] 11 3 32squiggle[skw gl]( ) ; (scribble)12 3 35droop , ;( ) , ( ) , , ; , His spirits drooped.. pp droop+ + droop with sorrow 13 3 38drafty ; ( ) (lift)14 3 47heave ( ) (lift) heave a heavy ax , , (swell) heave one s chest ( ) , ; heave a sigh heave a sigh [ ]; ; [ ] , 15 3 50rumble ;( ) The thunder[gunfire] is rumbling.

9 [ ] . by, down rumble+ rumble+ + A cart rumbled along (the road).. 16 3 51It was pitch dark , 17 3 57shimmer , , , (h ) ( ) , ( ), 18 3 64tingle ( ) , , , , ; tingle+ + My fingers tingle with the cold.. The reply tingled in his ears The reply tingled in his ears.. ( ) , , with 143sway1. ( ) ( ) , [~ oneself ] 2. 3 143sway3. , ; 4. , , 249squawk1. 2. ( ) [ ] about 312 [sw p] [US]1. ( ) , , ;( ) down, on, upon swoop+ swoop+ + An eagle swooped down on its prey.. 2 d 3412swoop2. down, on, upon swoop+( )+ + The bombers swooped (down) on the air base.

10 3. The elevator swooped down the sixty stories. 60 .4413wade1.( ) wade+ + wade across a stream 2.( ) , across, into, through wade through the mud 4413wade wade through the mud wade into the crowd 3. [ ] through wade through slaughter[blood] to the throne 5417 Jolly Roger6417prop1. , ; [ ] [ ] up prop+ + Use the stick to prop the lid open.. 2. [ ] 2. [ ] prop+ + prop+ + + The boy propped his bicycle (up) against the wall..7421hbb1. , , 7421shabby1. , , 2. , , , , 8422growl[gr ul] [US]1. at ( bark1 ) The dog growled at him.. 2. ; 3 3. 9422kitten 10 4 24spit1. , , ( ) spit saliva spit+ + spit (out) blood 2.