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What is the definition of 'knit'?
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Vocabulary and Definitions
- Knit - To create fabric by interlocking yarn with needles.
- Hallucination - A perception in the absence of external stimuli, often involving seeing or hearing things that are not there.
- Perky - Characterized by cheerfulness and vivacity.
- To Trip - To stumble or fall, often caused by an obstacle.
- Dorm - Short for dormitory, a communal living space for students at a school or college.
- Obnoxious - Extremely unpleasant or offensive in demeanor or behavior.
- Conjugating - The process of changing a verb from its base form according to tense, mood, voice, etc.
- Pace - To walk with measured steps, often back and forth.
- Eavesdrop - To secretly listen to a conversation without the speakers' knowledge.
- Summer Solstice - The longest day of the year, occurring around June 21st in the Northern Hemisphere.
- Ignorance - Lack of knowledge, information, or awareness about something.
- Thud - A dull sound made by something heavy falling or hitting a surface.
- Pointers - Tips or pieces of advice that assist with understanding or completing a task.
- Mist - A weather phenomenon characterized by very fine drops of water in the air, reducing visibility.
- Archer - A person who shoots with a bow and arrows.
- Muffled - Sounds that are softened or not clear due to being blocked or dampened.
- Murmured - To speak softly or with a low voice, often indistinctly.
- Exam Notes - Summaries or outlines made to help study for tests.
- Frowned - To make a facial expression indicating disapproval or displeasure.
- Discouraged - Feeling a loss of confidence or enthusiasm; dispirited.
- Stung - The sensation of pain caused by an insect's sting or a sharp irritation.
- Blurted - To say something suddenly and without careful consideration.
- Term - A division of the academic year; typically used interchangeably with semester.
- Juvenile Delinquents - Young individuals who engage in illegal behavior.
- Executives - High-level managers or officers in organizations who make major decisions.
- Ambassadors - Representatives of a country or organization, usually in a diplomatic capacity.
- Aisle - A passageway between rows of seats in places like theaters or planes, or between shelves in stores.
- Winced - To have flinched or recoiled in response to pain or discomfort.
- Grinding - The action of breaking something into smaller pieces, often used in reference to food preparation.
- Litter - Waste or refuse that is carelessly discarded in public places.
- Superstition - A belief or practice resulting from fear of the unknown or trust in magic or luck.
- Mournfully - Expressing sadness or grief.
Additional Context
- The vocabulary above captures key terms relevant in educational settings, particularly in literature and classroom environments.
- Definitions provided are accompanied by their Hebrew translations, catering to Hebrew-speaking learners.
- Understanding these words enhances comprehension of themes, character actions, and plot development within narratives.
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