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| cause someone to be embarrassed |
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| gave a noisy shrill or harsh cry |
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| moved or ran quickly from one place to another place |
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loud ringing noise (shaking keys together might make a jangling noise) |
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| chattered noisily, sounding like chirping birds |
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| wrote quickly but not carefully |
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| wanting more than is needed |
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| filled with moisture or liquid; soaked |
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| treated too carefully, babied |
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| gently talked someone into doing something that he or she wasn't sure about doing |
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| a person who is hurtful or unfriendly on purpose |
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| pushed someone a little to get his or her attention |
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| plain, not fancy; the usual or regular kind |
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| thinking only of oneself, not of others |
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| outstanding better than normal |
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| much noise and moving about |
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| the time of day when it begins to get dark |
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| not intersted; does not care |
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| a test used to discover something |
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| remarkable; very special; better than ordinary |
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| a group of the same type of items |
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| empty spaces at the edge of the pages, above, below, to the left and right |
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| many items grouped together |
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| something not easily bent; not flexable |
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| pull quickly, often from one direction to another |
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| to make someone feel bad by hurting their feelings |
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