Because of Winn Dixie Vocabulary Ch 3-4

He stood still for it, but I could tell he didn't like it. He looked insulted, and the whole time, he didn't show me his teeth or wag his tail once.

• to form an opinion about someone or something

• a group of stars in the sky that form a recognizable pattern

• to say or do something that makes someone feel bad or upset

• a child whose parents are no longer living

And I bet you don't remember your mama much either. So we're almost like orphans.

• a child whose parents are no longer living

• to say or do something that makes someone feel bad or upset

• when someone meant to do something

• speaking in a low or faint way; sometimes when complaining or angry

....like he was relieved to finally have somebody understand his situation.

• when someone meant to do something

• a group of stars in the sky that form a recognizable pattern

• no longer feeling worried or anxious

• the condition of something at a particular moment or event

You could still see his ribs, but I intended to feed him good and that would take care of that.

• when someone meant to do something

• to touch or push gently

• to know and remember someone or something when seeing the person or object

• speaking in a low or faint way; sometimes when complaining or angry

"Hmmm," he said. He was working on a sermon and kind of muttering to himself.

• a child whose parents are no longer living

• to touch or push gently

• no longer feeling worried or anxious

• speaking in a low or faint way; sometimes when complaining or angry

Winn-Dixie looked up at the reacher and kind of gave him a nudge with his nose.

• speaking in a low or faint way; sometimes when complaining or angry

• to touch or push gently

• to form an opinion about someone or something

• to know and remember someone or something when seeing the person or object

She knew all the constellations, every planet in the the nighttime sky.

• a group of stars in the sky that form a recognizable pattern

• to touch or push gently

• to know and remember someone or something when seeing the person or object

• no longer feeling worried or anxious

She said she just couldn't stand having the ladies at church judge what she was wearing and what she was cooking and how she was singing.

• the condition of something at a particular moment or event

• when someone meant to do something

• to form an opinion about someone or something

• to touch or push gently

She said it made her feel like a bug under a microscope.

• an optical instrument that uses different lenses to magnify small objects

• speaking in a low or faint way; sometimes when complaining or angry

• when someone meant to do something

• to form an opinion about someone or something

That way, if my mama ever came back, I could recognize her, and I would be able to grab her and hold on to her tight and not let her get away from me again.

• to touch or push gently

• to know and remember someone or something when seeing the person or object

• speaking in a low or faint way; sometimes when complaining or angry

• no longer feeling worried or anxious