5th Grade Word List in Literature
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THE VALIANT LITTLE TAILOR by Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm.
    THE VALIANT LITTLE TAILOR by Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm.
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 THE VALIANT LITTLE TAILOR by Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm
grumble  | |
v. make complaining remarks or noises under one's breath  | |
stitch  | |
n. a piece of thread sewn in cloth  | |
unbidden  | |
a. without having been commanded or invited  | |
hasten  | |
v. speed up the progress of v. move at high speed  | |
girdle  | |
n. an encircling or ringlike structure  | |
embroider  | |
v. decorate with needlework  | |
wag  | |
v. move from side to side  | |
valour  | |
n. the qualities of a hero or heroine; exceptional or heroic courage when facing danger  | |
thicket  | |
n. a dense growth of bushes  | |
nimble  | |
a. moving quickly and lightly  | |
thither  | |
ad. to or toward that place  | |
inclination  | |
n. a feeling that you want to do a particular thing  | |
ragamuffin  | |
n. a dirty untidy child in torn clothes  | |
mite  | |
n. a very small animal similar to a spider  | |
hark  | |
v. listen; used mostly in the imperative  | |
bade  | |
v. (past tense of bid) offer for something  | |
valiant  | |
a. very brave or bravely determined  | |
cavern  | |
n. any large dark enclosed space  | |
courtier  | |
n. an attendant at the court of a sovereign  | |
betook  | |
v. (past tense of betake) go somewhere  | |
lest  | |
conj. with intention of preventing  | |
mischief  | |
n. reckless or malicious behavior that causes discomfort or annoyance in others  | |
dowry  | |
n. money or property brought by a woman to her husband at marriage  | |
subdue  | |
v. get on top of; deal with successfully v. put down by force or authority  | |
pelt  | |
v. attack and bombard with or as if with missiles  | |
belabour  | |
v. explain something more than necessary  | |
thrust  | |
v. push (something or someone) suddenly or violently in the specified direction  | |
sore  | |
a. roused to anger  | |
repent  | |
v. be sorry you did or did not do something  | |
bethought  | |
v (past tense of bethink) think on reflection; come to think  | |
gore  | |
v. wound by piercing with a sharp or penetrating object or instrument  | |
ado  | |
n. delay or unnecessary activity  | |
hew  | |
v. strike with an axe; cut down, strike  | |
foaming  | |
a. producing mass of small bubbles  | |
whet  | |
v. sharpen by rubbing  | |
tusk  | |
n. a long pointed tooth specialized for fighting or digging  | |
doublet  | |
n. a man's close-fitting jacket  | |
pantaloons  | |
n. women's baggy trousers  | |
rap  | |
v. hit or say something suddenly and forcefully  | |
yard-measure  | |
n. a ruler or tape that is three feet long  | |
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