A short period of rain or snow. A large number of things that arrive or fall together.
shower
Very small stones that are used for making roads, paths, etc.
gravel
Pieces from something that has been destroyed, especially in an accident.
debris
Sending air out of your throat and mouth with a sudden loud noise, especially when you have a cold.
cough
In a skillful and quick way.
deftly
To move up and down or from side to side quickly and lightly; to make something move in this way.
flutter
The land along the edge of an ocean, a lake, or a sea.
shore
Black and partly burned by fire
charred
To cover something or someone with drops of liquid, dirt, etc., especially by accident.
spatter
Very hot.
boiling
To breath quickly and noisily (for example when you have been running fast). To say something while you are finding it difficult to breath.
gasp
Burning brightly.
flaming
A type of stone that comes from a volcano and is very light in weight. It is used in powder for cleaning and polishing, and in pieces for rubbing on the skin to make it softer.
pumice
A person who made copies of written documents before printing was invented.
scribe
To make noises when you breathe, especially if you have an illness in your chest.
wheeze
Moved from one position or place to another.
shifted
The action of moving backward, away from a difficult or dangerous situation.
retreat
Things that you say or write.
observations
A very large rock.
boulder
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