WorksheetsEvie word list 1
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
What does Fray mean?
to tremble or shake
unravel or become worn
producing powerful feelings or strong
someone who cannot move or leave somewhere
What does quiver mean?
to unravel or become worn
producing powerful feelings or strong images
to tremble or shake
overbalanced or becoming unsteady
What does vivid mean?
to unravel or become worn at the edge
to tremble or shake
powerful feelings or strong, clear images in the mind
leave someone without the means to get home
Strand
to unravel or become worn
to tremble or shake
leave someone without the means to move somewhere
dirty or disheveled
topple
overbalanced, become unsteady and fall slowly
a child whose parents are dead
dirty or disheveled
land alongside a river
bedraggled
dirty or disheveled
a child whose parents are dead
land alongside a river
to tremble and shake
orphan
dirty and disheveled
a child whose parents are dead
exciting
overturn in the water
bank
exciting
overturn in the water
a long angry speech of criticism
land alongside a river or lake
rousing
making noise
a long angry speech
exciting, stirring
feeling sick
bristle
overturn a boat
a short stiff hair typically found on an animal
feeling sick
angry speech
capsize
vibrations the travel through the air
long angry speech
feeling sick
overturning in the water
queasy
long angry speech
overturning in the water
feeling sick
drooping of a plant
tirade
long angry speech
overturn in the water
a short stiff hair
two or more pointed parts of a fork
wilt
vibrations made in the air or water
feeling sick
feeling worried
a plant becoming limp because of lack of water
sound
a flower
experiencing worry
vibrations causing nausea to be heard
to scrap or brush the surface
prong
pointed parts at the end of a fork
worried
succeed in material terms
anxious
scuff
scrape or brush the surface against something
to succeed and be successful
anxious and uneasy
anxious
a child developing very well
any of the main wing or tail feathers
nervous uneasy
blossom
producing flowers or mass of flowers
succeed in life
main wing or tail feathers of a bird
prosper
succeed in material terms or in life
jumpy
in good condition not damaged
jumpy
anxious and uneasy
a flower
a poor person
quill
success
sharp spines of a porcupine or main wing or tail feathers
nervousness
thrive
to develop well or grow fast
anxious
scrape or brush the surface
skittish
easily scared nervous
a poor person
in good condition
pauper
a very poor person
nervous or excitable
anxious
