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swim:
To move through water by using hands and arms, feet and legs.
grasp:
To grab or hold either in the hand or in the mind.
tugged:
A hard pull.
gasped:
A sound one may make when surprised or afraid.
sprawled:
laying with arms and legs extended or flung wide.
raft: A boat made of boards or
branches fastened together.
clasped:
To be held tightly in arms or hands.
faded:
When something has lost some or almost all of its color.
square:
Four sided object.
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yanked:
To pull or tug.
remaining: What is
left after something is taken away.
yards: A yard measures three
feet.
shore: The edge of land
along a body of water.
fainted: To be
unconscious as in sleep.
strain: Great stress or
physical work.
bore: To have taken on a task
and completed it.
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tick-ity-tock:
The ticking sound made by a watch or clock.
Mother Nature:
A name for the caretaker of plants, flowers, earth and weather.
clock: A device that
measures time usually by counting seconds, minutes and hours.
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aching:
Hurting, throbbing.
tippy:
The ends of the ears and toes.
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den: Our family meeting room.
greeted: To say hello or
introduce yourself to someone.
scraggly: Hair uncared
for, looking matted or messy.
nor: another word for or
meaning, or else.
met: To be introduced, to come
to know or see.
Some Bunnie: An
important bunnie.
tousled: Not combed,
unruly or messed up.
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unconscious:
asleep, not awake or aware.
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Candied
Carrots: An expression Hunnie uses when she is surprised or upset.
stung: To be bitten or
receive a sting from an insect.
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rescuing: To help
someone to safety.
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Dare Woods: A
place in the Land Of AS IS where risk is always present and creatures of all
kinds live, experiencing adventures that may end up happily or unhappily.
raising: Providing
shelter, care and direction for someone until they grow.
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reading: To understand
the meaning of characters that represent words in something written.
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