Vocabulary--Touching+Spirit+Bear

=[|Vocabulary]= definition || example || wanted man running from police running from cars after being pulled over Cole talks about robbing the hardware store. || come or happen || sign || dark storm clouds in the sky probably will rain see hanging clouds during tornado weather bad omen to hear owls hoot two times in a row black cat cross path || a country or place as a punishment || isolation go away leave outlawed || Cole is banished to an island off of Alaska. Student being expelled from school. witches spells || injuries bully aggressive || like to hurt people Cole was beating up Peter. || Cole flipped the bird to Garvey || evil smile || When you are pranking someone--sitting on a whoopie cushion When you are getting your siblings in trouble When give bad excuse for no homework. April Fools.... || substance || goop || stuff growing on rocks silly putty saliva lougie spoiled milk || GermX Bleach || getting up in the morning cleaning your room when your mom asks you to || Charades 48 hour mystery || or angry || annoyance bothered upset agitated || when my sister is bugging me another student is always talking someone trying to talk to you when you are busy putting shorts on over jeans people dressing oddly || keep in check || campfire in the morning at the very beginning of a fire before it is fully lit || set off || start to get angry over something Cole's rage ignited when he thought of getting even with everyone who was "against" him. || barrage of venomous curses...... ||
 * CHAPTERS 1-2 ||  ||   ||   ||
 * word || definition || your
 * defiantly || bold disobedience || boldly || told to take out trash yell no at parents
 * omen || sign of something to
 * banishment || send someone away from
 * violent || using force intended to harm || hurtful
 * juvenile || childish or immature || young || bully who says stuff and is immature
 * smirk || smile in a silly way || expression
 * slime || a moist, soft, slippery
 * disinfectant || substance that destroys bacteria. || kills germs || Lysol
 * grudgingly || allowing only reluctantly || unwillingly || evil person with a grudge
 * shrouded || to be hidden--covering up || to hide || On TV shows next time
 * irritation || the state of feeling annoyed, impatient
 * smoldered || suppressed anger or another emotion || hide emotions
 * ignited || arouse an emotion of hatred || get upset
 * venomous || poisonous, evil || spiteful || He swore as he neared the shelter spewing a

p. 26 ||< bad-tempered and sulky ||< glum be silent because of emotions get mad easily ||< The teacher sullenly yelled at the kids when something doesn't go your way I sullenly did my homework because I wanted to play outside instead. || p. 27 ||< clearly defined or specified ||< easy to understand exact precise ||< I specifically explained the problem. customers very specific about what they order Archaeologists make specific measurements by using special tools. || p. 27 ||< imitate someone's actions or words to ridicule ||< mock make fun of to copy mock someone ||< My friend kept mimicking me while I was working || p. 32 ||< very cold ||< freezing ||< Winter is frigid Cole knew if he didn't get out of the frigid water he would die. || p. 33 ||< speak to someone about something in a mocking way ||< mocking something while someone is talking ||< I scoffed when my friend said he didn't steal my books. || p. 36 ||< accept or admit the existence of someone or something ||< to accept to let someone do something to notice ||< I acknowledged them to finish the job. I rarely acknowledge my brother entering my room. || p. 38 ||< a duty or commitment ||< to do something responsiblity chore job ||< I obligated to cut down the tree. My mother carries the obligations of washing dishes and taking me to school. || p. 41 ||< dismiss or inadequate or inappropriate ||< to say no to something ||< I rejected to clean my room || p. 42 ||< fall down ||< fall ||< I collapsed while jumping on the trampoline. The player collapsed while he was running. || p. 44 ||< shake with a quivering motion ||< shake falter twitch or shake quake ||< I wavered because I didnt have my work done. || p. 47 ||< a remark made in order to anger, wound, or provoke someone ||< insult sarcasm making someone mad showing off tease ||< messing with someone to make them mad. taunting bully The crook taunted the cop as he ran away. The boy taunted his friend with the toy his friend wanted || p. 49 ||< not showing fear or hesitation in the face of danger or difficulty ||< fearless brave ||< The Spirit Bear responded unflichingly. The dog sat unflinching as Bob scolded him. Impress someone Being yelled at try not to flinch. || p. 52 ||< continuing firmly in action in spite of difficulty or opposition ||< not giving up nagging keep working on it continuing firmly always trying in some way getting something constant ||< He was persistent in achieving the gold medal. My sister persistently asked for a dog but then she got it. || p. 54 ||< not following the rules ||< not cooperating naughty to not listen to defy disrespecting ||< Bob disobeyed his parents by not taking out the trash. I disobeyed my mother when she told me to clean my room. || p. 54 ||< a red, swollen mark left on flesh by a blow or pressure ||< big bump or bruise from getting whacked blotchy or achey ||< mosquito bites beat marks poison ivy || p. 55 ||< a result or effect of an action or condition ||< punishment effect ||< good grades if I study getting detention might get sick || p. 56 ||< to be or remain alone or apart from others ||< completely separated by yourself ||< locked away from civilization island Bob's was isolated in a prison. isolated in hospital to protect yourself or others quarantine || p. 60 ||< characterized by conflict, disorder, or confusion; not controlled or calm ||< disorderly not controlled chaotic ||< emotions out of control not settling down to something || p. 61 ||< partially burn (an object) so as to blacken its surface ||< flaky blackened ||< wood leftover in campfire Bob charred his steak careful not to burn it. I accidentally charred my hot dog on the fire. || p. 62 ||< an empty space within a solid object ||< hole crevice ||< The students hid their valuables in the cavity of the rock. hole in the bone || p. 64 ||< all the visible features of an area of countryside or land, often considered in terms of their aesthetic appeal ||< environment scenery background characteristics of an area ||< Bob admired the landscape of the Rocky Mountains. I liked the scenery in Colorado. I watched landscape shows on HDTV. open area field || p. 67 ||< a feeling of sickness with an inclination to vomit. ||< some causes you to throw up dizzy ||< The feeling of vertigo was nauseating to the person. Roller coaster ride. Bob was nauseated during the bumpy board ride. reading the car car sick || p. 67 ||< infinite or unending time ||< forever ||< finishing some homework GOD Bob thought the study hall was lasting an eternity because he didn't have any work to do. || p. 69 ||< trouble or difficulty caused to one's person requirements or comfort ||< bother ||< It was inconvenient when Bob had to go back home to get his homework. || p. 75 ||< lacking any obvious principle or organization ||<  ||<   || p. 76 ||< oppressively constant; never giving up ||< -not giving up or letting go of something -not oriented ||< like your relentless when you want to go to a friend house and your mom wont give an answer yet. || p. 77 ||< partly or wholly incapable of movement ||< -part of your body that's not going to work ever again. -can't move something ||< the four wheeler rolled over her so now she cannot move her legs ever again || p. 80 ||< a strong and very unpleasant smell ||< -nasty smell -irritating smell that annoys you ||< The stench from the skunk was terrible and made Susie nauseous. || p. 82 ||< existing alone ||<  ||<   || p. 82 ||< easily broken or damaged ||< -Very breakable -Ruined easily ||< -China Tea Cups -Crystal Glasses || p. 85 ||< die or cause to die from lack of air or inablity to breathe ||< -being unable to breathe cause airway is closed or covered ||< The pillow was used as the murder weapon to suffocate Susie. -Putting a plastic bag around head || p. 91 ||< continue to live or exist, especially in spite of danger or hardship. ||< -To live through something that was tough or dangerous usually ||< -The show I Shouldn't Be Alive -Susie survived through the nasty Tiger attack || p. 92 ||< bring up or clear ||< -clear away -not excited to get off mind or talk about -worrying ||< When you talk about something bad you did and you are confessing to something really bad. || p. 98 ||< to attack persistently ||< -to approach by attacking first -kind of not exspected ||< -in war they bombard the enemy || p. 99 ||< extremely thirsty ||< -need of water -dry mouthed ||< -when your dehydrated -dry bloody mouth || p. 100 ||< a sudden powerful forward or upward movement ||< -a big movement suddenly that might scare a little ||< -the bear lunged forward or flew forward at Susie ||
 * < CHAPTERS 3-5 ||< definition ||< your definition ||< example ||
 * < sullenly
 * < specific
 * < mimicked
 * < frigid
 * < scoffed
 * < acknowledged
 * < obligations
 * < rejected
 * < collapsed
 * < wavered
 * < Chapters 6-8 ||<  ||<   ||<   ||
 * < taunted
 * < unflinching
 * < persistent
 * < disobeyed
 * < welts
 * < consequences
 * < isolation
 * < turbulent
 * < charred
 * < cavity
 * < landscape
 * < nauseating
 * < eternity
 * < inconvenience
 * < Chapters 9-12 ||<  ||<   ||<   ||
 * < haphazard
 * < relentlessly
 * < paralyzed
 * < stench
 * < solitary
 * < fragile
 * < suffocating
 * < survive
 * < dredged
 * < bombarded
 * < parched
 * < surged