Tuck Everlasting Chapters 14 - 18 Vocabulary Challenge

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What does 'shrill' mean?

Back

A high-pitched and piercing sound that can be unpleasant to hear.

Front

What does 'threadbare' mean?

Back

Worn out and thin, often referring to fabric or clothing that is no longer warm or strong.

Front

What is a 'constable'?

Back

A police officer or law enforcement official responsible for maintaining peace and order.

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What does 'teeming' mean?

Back

Full of or swarming with something, often used to describe a large number of people or things.

Front

What does 'in-cahoots' mean?

Back

In partnership or collusion with someone, often implying secretive or dishonest cooperation.

Front

Use 'shrill' in a sentence.

Back

The shrill sound of the whistle made everyone cover their ears.

Front

Use 'threadbare' in a sentence.

Back

The threadbare blanket was no longer warm enough for the cold winter nights.

Front

Use 'constable' in a sentence.

Back

The constable walked the beat to ensure the neighborhood was safe.

Front

Use 'teeming' in a sentence.

Back

The park was teeming with children playing on the swings.

Front

Use 'in-cahoots' in a sentence.

Back

The two friends were in-cahoots to surprise their teacher with a party.