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Vocabulary flashcards covering the action verbs, descriptive terms, and key concepts listed in the Austin & Roger English Vocabulary set.
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hatching
Emerging from an egg.
waiting
Staying in a place or delaying action until something happens.
carry
To support and move something from one place to another.
cheer
To shout encouragement, approval, or praise.
hunting
The activity of searching for, chasing, or pursuing something.
pour
To flow or cause a liquid to flow from a container.
throw
To propel something through the air with a movement of the arm and hand.
whisper
To speak very softly using one's breath rather than vocal cords.
hopping
Moving by jumping on one foot or making small quick jumps.
push
To exert force on an object or person to move them away from oneself.
catch
To intercept and hold something moving through the air.
wearing
Having clothing, accessories, or items on one's body.
pull
To exert force on an object or person to move them toward oneself.
journey
An act of traveling from one place to another.
climb
To move upward or over something using hands and feet.
build
To construct something by putting parts or materials together.
create
To bring something into existence.
imagine
To form a mental image or concept of something not present to the senses.
discover
To find or learn something unexpectedly or for the first time.
scared
Feeling fearful, frightened, or anxious.
wasted
Used or expended carelessly, extravagantly, or to no purpose.
succeed
To achieve an intended goal, result, or outcome.
fix
To repair or restore something to proper working condition.
splash
To cause liquid to strike or fall upon something in scattered drops.
dig
To break up and move earth or soil with a tool or hands.
sleep
To rest in a natural state of unconsciousness.
pretending
Behaving as if something is true when it is not.
tie
To attach, fasten, or secure with a string, cord, or rope.
shout
To speak or cry out loudly.
learn
To gain knowledge or skills through study, experience, or teaching.
upset
Feeling unhappy, disappointed, troubled, or worried.
AUSTIN & ROGER ENGLISH VOCABULARY FLASHCARDS
An English vocabulary set designed around the learning approach: Look • Say • Act.