Trouble River by Betsy Byars

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VOCABULARY WORDS Trouble River by Betsy Byars

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Trouble River by Betsy Byars. Vocabulary Words. abandoned , empty, or vacant. desolate. Identifying with and understanding someone else’s feelings. empathetic. To wake from sleep. rouse. Flexible or easily bent. pliable. A flash or beam of light. gleam. A woven cotton fabric. muslin. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Trouble Riverby Betsy Byars

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abandoned, empty, or vacant

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desolate

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Identifying with and understanding someone else’s feelings

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empathetic

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To wake from sleep

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rouse

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Flexible or easily bent

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pliable

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A flash or beam of light

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gleam

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A woven cotton fabric

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muslin

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with great care, cautious, careful or wary

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gingerly

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to go after something or strive to gain something

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pursue

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to challenge someone in power or to resist openly

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defy

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to flinch, usually from pain

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wince

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A current with a whirling motion, a whirlpool

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eddy

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to raise or lift

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hoist

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needing immediate attention, of high importance

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urgent

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a large group, mass, or crowd

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horde

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Not to be trusted or unsafe

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treacherous

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Showing doubt or unwillingness

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reluctant

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to burn with a hot liquid or steam

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scald

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a person who lives in a place, a tenant or resident

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occupant

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to leave a mark by pressing on something

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imprint

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eye glasses

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spectacles