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Blue Willow by Pam Conrad
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What is a merchant?
person who makes money by selling things
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What is glistening mean?
It means shining.
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What does discouraged mean?
Persuaded to lose the confidence needed to complete something.
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What does "topple" mean?
It means to fall.
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What are sandpipers?
They are wading birds.
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What does it mean to be "on a rampage?"
It means to behave wildly or violently.
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What's a cove?
It's a small area of water surrounded by land.
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What are currents?
They are moving water.
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What are scrolls?
They are books that are written on long sheets of paper that roll up.
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What is moon pavilion?
It's a decorative building.
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What does surging mean?
It means quickly moving.
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What are brooches?
They are pieces of jewelry that are similar to pins.
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What does "weary" mean?
It means "very tired."
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What is panting?
Breathing quickly with short noisy breaths.
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What does "strewn" mean?
It means lying.
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What are swallows?
They're small birds.
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What does torrential mean?
It means "quickly flowing."
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What does it mean to "slay"?
It means to kill.
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What are servants?
Someone who is paid to do house chores.
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What does shriek mean?
It means to yell in a high pitched voice.
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What does "strikes" mean?
It means attacks.
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What is jade?
It's a green stone.
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What is a hull?
It's the body of a boat.
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What does "sorrows" mean?
feelings of grief and sadness
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What is a veranda?
It's a porch with a roof.
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What are rapids?
They are fast moving water.
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What does anchored mean?
It means a boat is held in place by a weight connected to the boat and dropped in the water.
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