Tops and Bottoms Vocab

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Meaning of 'plucked' in: Hailey plucked off feathers from a hat.

Back

pulled out

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Tugged means? The boy tugged at his socks until it came off.

Back

pulled at

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Meaning of 'scowled' in context: Mr. Kim scowled when he lost the game.

Back

frowned angrily

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Profit: Ted worked hard all summer and made a profit.

Back

money gained

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Hollered in context: Mrs. Baxter hollered for the dog to come in.

Back

yelled

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Idiom: slip up - Jack tried not to slip up during his speech.

Back

make a mistake

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Idiom: hang around - The kids always hang around my house.

Back

spend time at

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Idiom: shake a leg - Mom told Lars to shake a leg or he would be late.

Back

hurry up

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Idiom: hit it off. Mary and Rita hit it off when they met.

Back

became friends

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Idiom: beating around the bush

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talking about other things