4thGrade List1 24-25

What does the word "fray" mean?

• To shake or tremble with slight movements

• To unravel or become worn at the edges

• Producing powerful feelings or strong, clear image

• To fall over or cause to fall

What is a "quiver"?

• A single thin length of something

• A case for carrying or holding arrows

• Dirty and disheveled, often from rain or mud

• A financial institution for saving and lending

What does "vivid" mean?

• To overturn or tip over, especially a boat

• A child whose parents are deceased

• Producing powerful feelings or strong, clear image

• To stand upright, often in response to fear

What does "strand" mean?

• To leave in a strange or an unfavorable place

• Exciting or stirring; capable of inspiring enthusiasm

• To follow a curve or incline

• To fall over or cause to fall

What does "topple" mean?

• To overturn or tip over, especially a boat

• To fall over or cause to fall

• A short stiff coarse hair or filament

• A mound, pile, or ridge raised above the surrounding level

What does "bedraggled" mean?

• Dirty and disheveled, often from rain or mud

• A group or series of objects arranged together in a row or a tier

• To stand upright, often in response to fear

• A financial institution for saving and lending

What is an "orphan"?

• A child whose parents are deceased

• A case for carrying or holding arrows

• To unravel or become worn at the edges

• Producing powerful feelings or strong, clear image

What does "bank" mean in the context of a financial institution?

• A mound, pile, or ridge raised above the surrounding level

• A financial institution for saving and lending

• To follow a curve or incline

• To stand upright, often in response to fear

What does "rousing" mean?

• Exciting or stirring; capable of inspiring enthusiasm

• To overturn or tip over, especially a boat

• A single thin length of something

• To leave in a strange or an unfavorable place

What does "bristle" mean?

• To stand upright, often in response to fear

• A financial institution for saving and lending

• To fall over or cause to fall

• Dirty and disheveled, often from rain or mud