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Fever 16-20 Vocabulary
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What does edible mean?
suitable for use as food
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What does dote mean?
to show excessive fondness for - to have or show too much love or affection
25
What does venturing mean?
proceed somewhere despite the risk of possible dangers
15
What does lingered mean?
to move or act slowly
15
What does cowered mean?
to draw back or crouch down in fearful submission
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What does salvage mean?
to save or rescue something from harm or destruction
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What does pestilence mean?
an epidemic, usually a deadly disease; plague
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What does shroud mean?
cloth used to wrap a dead body before burial;
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What does recuperate mean?
to regain health or strength
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The strawberries were.... (Edible, Dote, Salvaged).
Edible
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We were (recuperating, venturing, or cowered) from the sickness.
recuperating
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The grandmother ( lingered, doted, shrouded) on her grandchildren's awards.
Doted
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The (salvage, recuperate, pestilence) took over the city.
pestilence
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What happened to Grandfather?
He died
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Mattie tried to (salvage, cowered, shroud) the garden.
salvage
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We should be (doting, venturing, salvaging) into unknown territory.
venturing
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