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hooted
laughed loudly
chortle
to chuckle with glee
frowned
to make an angry or unhappy expression by moving your eyes brows together
bow(ed)
To bend or curve downward; stoop.
fond
having an affection or liking for
toast
brief remarks celebrating the accomplishments of a guest of honor at an event
confide(d)
To tell a secret in trust
primly
properly; formally
robe
a long, loose garment
nakedness
not wearing any clothes
steadied
stable in position
lounge chair(s)
chairs that you can lay down on; supports your head, body and legs.
shuffle(d)
walked without lifting your feet
hunched over
bent shoulders; not standing up straight
serene
calm and peaceful
craft(s)
handmade things
cloud(ed)
Verb - To place someone under suspicion, to disgrace or defame them
tabulate(d)
calculated
upright
vertical, straight
steer
to guide
brag(ging)
to praise one's own successes
murmur
a low, indistinct, continuous sound; mumble
absorbant
able to soak up liquid
expression
the process of making known one's thoughts or feelings
glimpse
a brief or incomplete look at something
nuisance
anything that disturbs, endangers life, or is offensive
fragile
easily broken or damaged or destroyed
frail
weak or delicate
smock
a loose long coverall (coat or jacket)
manufacture
create or produce in a mechanical way
attendant
someone who waits on or tends to the needs of another
disgrace
bring shame or dishonor upon
permit
To allow
distribution
the act of spreading; give something to everyone in an area
bypass
go around
hasten
hurry; accelerate; rush
rumor
gossip
injure
to hurt a person, animal, or part of your body
rehabilitation
the act of restoring something to its original state
gravitate
be attracted to
invariab(ly)
without change, in every case
regulate
to control with rules
luxury
something that is an indulgence rather than a necessity
pace
the rate of moving (especially walking or running)
leisure(ly)
not hurried or forced
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