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A collection of vocabulary flashcards covering key terms, literary definitions, and phrasal expressions from the text.
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Ledge
A narrow horizontal shelf projecting from a wall or a cliff.
Herring
A soft-finned sea fish.
Skim
To move lightly just above a surface.
Upbraiding
Scolding.
Whet
To sharpen.
Derisively
In a manner showing someone that she or he is stupid.
Preening
Making an effort to maintain feathers.
Dizzy
An uncomfortable feeling of spinning around and losing one's balance.
Curveting
Leaping like a horse.
Banking
Flying with one wing higher than the other.
Fly a flag
Display a flag on a long pole.
Fly into rage
Become suddenly very angry.
Fly along
Move quickly or suddenly.
Fly high
Be successful.
Fly the coop
Escape from a place.
Ground
Background.
Discern
Make out; identify.
Hide
Animal skin.
Peppered
Covered with spots.
Caress
A gentle, loving touch.
Novice
Someone new to a job.
Nonplussed
Puzzled, confused, or surprised.
Shaking grief
Sadness which greatly affects the boy.
Rigid
Stiff.
Intrude on
To enter a situation where one is not welcome.
A dime
Ten cents (U.S.).
Desperate
Hopeless.
Epistemology
The study of the nature of knowledge itself, derived from the Greek word episteme.
Epistemology of loss
Understanding the nature of loss, or what it means to lose something.