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| of the period of life between childhood and adulthood; referring to one who is going through puberty and is not yet fully mature; teenage; immature; juvenile |
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| yelled or roared; cried out in an enraged or angry way; let out a loud noise |
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| of the period of life between childhood and adulthood; referring to one who is going through puberty and is not yet fully mature; teenage; immature; juvenile |
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| yelled or roared; cried out in an enraged or angry way; let out a loud noise |
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| a mythical creature with the head and chest of a man and the body of a horse; a mythical being that is half man and half horse |
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| a deep opening in the earth’s surface; and abyss or clef |
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| withdrew or jerked away as from pain or fear; showed signs of or had a reflex response to pain, disgust, or fear; winced or cringed; coward or shrank away; recoiled |
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| dejectedly; sullenly or moodily; dismally; sadly |
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| knotted or twisted in appearance; having been distorted, deformed, or bent out of shape; weathered; ragged |
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| small stones or pieces of stone; very small pebbles; often interspersed or mixed with sand |
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| the perception of objects which have no reality; an image or object that is believed to be real when in fact it does not exist; and experience in which one sees something that is not real; a delusion |
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| by natural impulse; without thinking; as a reflex; naturally; involuntary |
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| to a small degree; fairly; reasonably; moderately; not extremely; slightly; somewhat |
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| unable to move or act; either because of injury or illness; or from being shocked or surprised; having been made powerless or unable to function; frozen or motionless; stunned |
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| to pound; grind or crush to a powder or dust; to completely demolish or destroy |
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| smiled or grinned in a sly, mean, or self-satisfied way; made a mean smile |
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| allowing light to pass through; see-through clear |
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