acts or action

a statement that makes something seem more than it really is

a very brave or courageous act

when you have a strong effect on someone's mind or feeling

when you held a position so that someone could paint or photograph you

when you walk in a slow, relaxed way

to squeeze or twist out a wet rag

when you are amazed or surprised

to put something out of sight

to be curious

when you explain the meaning of something making it easier to understand

to be confused

to make an exact or accurate cut

to think about something again

when you think that someone or something is wrong and cannot be trusted

the act of expecting something to happen

to resist it or refuse to obey it

when you qualify or have a right to do something

when a person does not support or agree with either side of the argument

when a person is honest and says what he or she thinks

to save for a purpose or a special person

to go looking for something lost

when things are not the same

when something moves in a circular motion

to soak up water

to influence the outcome of something

to keep it from harm, loss, or change

a series of events that happen over and over in the same order

large masses of ice found in a cold region or on top of a high mountain

something that is needed or required

when liquid flows or spreads slowly

lifeless and not able to grow anything

putting thoughts or feelings into words or actions

has importance or a purpose

big, fluffy feathers or feathery parts

repetition of the same consonant sound at the beginning of a group of words

short poem that expresses personal feelings

a repeating pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables

a group of lines in a poem