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    Vocabulary Words TSOTGB

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    This document defines 6 vocabulary words from "The Soul of the Great Bell" including: 1) Mallet-a-Hammer - a tool used for driving or striking surfaces without damage. 2) Smite - to hit something hard. 3) Writhing - twisting bodily movements, as from pain or struggle. 4) Shiver - to tremble from a loud sound. 5) Cunning - skillful in a sly or deceptive way. 6) Leaped - to jump through the air from one position to another.

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    Vocabulary Words TSOTGB

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    This document defines 6 vocabulary words from "The Soul of the Great Bell" including: 1) Mallet-a-Hammer - a tool used for driving or striking surfaces without damage. 2) Smite - to hit something hard. 3) Writhing - twisting bodily movements, as from pain or struggle. 4) Shiver - to tremble from a loud sound. 5) Cunning - skillful in a sly or deceptive way. 6) Leaped - to jump through the air from one position to another.

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    This document defines 6 vocabulary words from "The Soul of the Great Bell" including: 1) Mallet-a-Hammer - a tool used for driving or striking surfaces without damage. 2) Smite - to hit something hard. 3) Writhing - twisting bodily movements, as from pain or struggle. 4) Shiver - to tremble from a loud sound. 5) Cunning - skillful in a sly or deceptive way. 6) Leaped - to jump through the air from one position to another.

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    Vocabulary Words TSOTGB

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    This document defines 6 vocabulary words from "The Soul of the Great Bell" including: 1) Mallet-a-Hammer - a tool used for driving or striking surfaces without damage. 2) Smite - to hit something hard. 3) Writhing - twisting bodily movements, as from pain or struggle. 4) Shiver - to tremble from a loud sound. 5) Cunning - skillful in a sly or deceptive way. 6) Leaped - to jump through the air from one position to another.

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    Vocabulary Words (The Soul of the Great Bell)

    Mallet-a-Hammer
    Definition of mallet. : a hammer with a typically barrel-shaped head: such as. a : a tool with a
    large head for driving another tool or for striking a surface without marring it. b : a long-handled
    wooden implement used for striking a ball (as in polo or croquet)
    Smite-Hit
    To smite something means to hit it hard.

    Writhing-Twisting
    To make twisting bodily movements, as in pain or struggle. 2. To move with a twisting or
    contorted motion: A snake writhed out of the bushes. 3. To suffer emotional or physical distress,
    as from embarrassment or anguish: "She writhed at the bare idea that he might pay court to
    some girl" (W. Somerset Maugham).
    Shiver Tremble of a Loud Sound
    1 : to shake involuntarily (as with fear or cold) : shiver. 2 : to move, sound, pass, or come to pass
    as if shaken or tremulous the building trembled from the blast. 3 : to be affected with great fear
    or anxiety trembled for the safety of her child.

    Cunning-Skillful
    Noun. Skill employed in a shrewd or sly manner, as in deceiving; craftiness; guile. Adeptness in
    performance; dexterity: The weaver's hand lost its cunning.

    Leaped-Jump
    Verb (used without object), leaped or leapt, leap. · ing. to spring through the air from one point
    or position to another; jump: to leap over a ditch. to move or act quickly or suddenly: to leap
    aside; She leaped at the opportunity.

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