Two Stories about Flying and Poems Vocabulary

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A collection of vocabulary flashcards covering key terms, literary definitions, and phrasal expressions from the text.

Last updated 10:52 AM on 8/29/26
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Ledge

A narrow horizontal shelf projecting from a wall or a cliff.

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Herring

A soft-finned sea fish.

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Skim

To move lightly just above a surface.

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Upbraiding

Scolding.

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Whet

To sharpen.

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Derisively

In a manner showing someone that she or he is stupid.

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Preening

Making an effort to maintain feathers.

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Dizzy

An uncomfortable feeling of spinning around and losing one's balance.

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Curveting

Leaping like a horse.

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Banking

Flying with one wing higher than the other.

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Fly a flag

Display a flag on a long pole.

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Fly into rage

Become suddenly very angry.

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Fly along

Move quickly or suddenly.

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Fly high

Be successful.

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Fly the coop

Escape from a place.

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Ground

Background.

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Discern

Make out; identify.

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Hide

Animal skin.

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Peppered

Covered with spots.

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Caress

A gentle, loving touch.

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Novice

Someone new to a job.

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Nonplussed

Puzzled, confused, or surprised.

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Shaking grief

Sadness which greatly affects the boy.

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Rigid

Stiff.

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Intrude on

To enter a situation where one is not welcome.

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A dime

Ten cents (U.S.).

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Desperate

Hopeless.

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Epistemology

The study of the nature of knowledge itself, derived from the Greek word episteme.

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Epistemology of loss

Understanding the nature of loss, or what it means to lose something.