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a large kettle [image]
The witches cauldron was placed in the the front of the room, where everyone could see it. |
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to think deeply about something [image]
Christian Ponder pondered about which reciever he should through the ball to.
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A person with one black parent and one white parent.[image]
The mulatto kids next door who just moved in are very nice. |
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Smell [image]
The beautiful aroma could be smelled from all the way across town. |
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To stick out [image]
He continues to run into the much protruding branch from the tree. |
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shy [image]
The timid daughter hid behind her father while he was in conversation. |
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the act of pointing something out to someone.
The red arrows are an indication that something goes in the poen box. [image] |
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hatred towards someone or something [image]
The was resent was in his eyes. Anyone could tell he was angry. |
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a guard [image]
The sentinal, or guard was guarding the Buckingham Palace. |
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a language considered as one of a group that has common ancestor Persian, Latin, and English are Indo-European dialects.
the dialect the man was speaking in, no one could understand. [image] |
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people who are thought to be better than the rest of the community. [image]
Aristocrats can be very obnoxious. |
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to throw or insert things among others. [image]
IV fluids were interjected into my veins at the hospital. |
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having a likeness to something or someone [image]
The son resembled his father so much. |
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a town that is poor and made up mostly of poor housing [image]
During the Great Depression most people lived in shantytowns called hoovervilles. |
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to throw out(a person,especially a tenant) from land, a building etc.,by legal process, as for nonpayment of rent. [image]
The poor man was evicted for not being able to pay mortgage. |
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