20 Chapter Vocabulary List

Word Form Meaning
approach verb to come close to
baring verb showing; uncovering
bear-proof adjective able to keep bears out
bullet(s) noun small circle(s) or other shape(s) on a document to mark item(s) in a list
cabin noun a vacation home often near a lake or in a forest
charge verb to attack
cognates noun words that share a common origin or root word; members of word families
confiscated verb (past tense) removed by someone with power
cooler(s) noun insulated container(s) for keeping food cold
courteous adjective well-mannered; polite
courtesy noun good manners; politeness
designated adjective chosen and identified
dropping in on verb visiting someone without telling the person in advance
droppings noun stools or bodily waste left on the ground by animals
enforce verb to require people to obey a rule
exceptional adjective unusual
flexible adjective able to bend or change
handicap parking permit noun a sign or special licence plate on a car that allows the car to be parked in wider, specially marked parking stalls closer to building entrances
ignore verb to pay no attention to
impersonal adjective not about just one individual; public
in charge adjective responsible; leading
in Claire’s shoes expression in her role or situation
inferring verb figuring out; reasoning
interact verb to communicate
invisible adjective not able to be seen
listen in on verb to hear something by accident or without the knowledge of others
obligation(s) noun things that must be done; duties
permission noun approval to do something
personal adjective private; individual; belonging to a particular person
perspective(s) noun viewpoint(s); way(s) of seeing or understanding
prohibiting verb disallowing
prohibition(s) noun rule(s) against some kind(s) of behaviour
quantity noun an amount of something
running verb managing; controlling
scrambled verb (past tense) hurried
significant other noun a life partner; a spouse; a girlfriend or boyfriend
straggler(s) noun latecomer(s)
sum noun total amount
sundown noun sunset
theft noun the crime of stealing; a robbery
tidy adjective neat and orderly
unattended adjective alone without being watched or attended
value noun worth; price

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