Charlotte's Web Chapter 19 Flashcards

Study Notes

Vocabulary from Charlotte's Web Chapter 19

Nifty: Describes something as particularly impressive, skillful, or cool, often used to express admiration.
Magnum Opus: Refers to an artist's or creator's most significant or important work, typically marking a pinnacle in their career.
Languish: Indicates a state of becoming weak, feeble, or listless, often due to neglect or hardship.
Husky: Characterizes a voice that is low-pitched and slightly hoarse, often suggesting emotional or physical intensity.
Gorge: A verb meaning to consume food in large quantities greedily, often to the point of excess.
Acute: Used to describe something that is severe or intense in degree or effect, often relating to feelings or physical conditions.
Indigestion: Refers to discomfort or pain in the stomach, typically caused by difficulty in digesting food.
Bloat(ed): Describes the condition of being swollen or inflated, usually due to an accumulation of gas or fluid.
Passerby: A term for an individual who happens to be passing by a particular location, often used to describe unsuspecting witnesses.
Bystander: Refers to someone who is present at an event or situation but does not take part in it, often serving as an observer.
Commotion: Describes a noisy disturbance or state of confusion, usually involving disorder or uproar.
Boost: A verb meaning to encourage, increase, or elevate something, whether in terms of performance, morale, or status.

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Test your vocabulary knowledge with these flashcards from Chapter 19 of 'Charlotte's Web'. Each card presents a word along with its definition, helping you enhance your understanding of the text. Perfect for reinforcing key terms from this classic children's novel.