Vocabulary
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to scurry home; to run home; to fly back
to run away and hide
to spring or rush out
to spring or rush out
to become fluffy; to become fuzzy; to become nappy; to become rough; to become frayed
to measure liberally
to reroof; to rethatch; to retile
to join together (wooden boards, etc.); to patch together (pieces of cloth, etc.); to glue together
to work (someone) hard; to push (someone) around
to thresh
to begin to eat or feed
to make out to be; to set someone up (as); to prepare (e.g. someone for a role); to make (e.g. "a man out of him"); to frame
to pant (while rushing); to gasp; to puff and blow
to strain; to bear down (in giving birth)
to breathe (heavily); to pant; to gasp; to sigh
to change color (of leaves in autumn); to turn red; to turn yellow
to become excited; to grow lively
to start rowing; to begin to row
to fix (e.g. to a wall); to secure; to install
to be moved back (e.g. date, rank, order); to be postponed
to march in; to parade in; to file in; to stream in
to make time; to find time; to arrange to do
to manage (money, family finances, etc.)
to put back
to draw towards
to exchange
to be formal; to be ceremonious; to stand on ceremony
to multiply
to build (a bridge) over a river
to replace (a picture, sign, hanging scroll, etc.); to substitute; to take down (an old picture, etc.) and put up a new one; to rebuild (a bridge)
to put (up) in the wrong place; to hang in the wrong place; to do up (buttons) incorrectly
to hear
to mishear
to forget to ask
to listen again
to hear (something) as; to think that (something) sounds like
to fail to hear; to miss
to fail to catch; to ignore
to mishear; to fail to catch
to listen