Harry potter and the chamber of secrets

Snigger

(v) To laugh at someone or something in a silly and often unkind way

__ing at/about

(n) the act of laughing at someone or something in a silly and often unkind way

Having a __

Cower

(v) To lower your head or body in fear, often while moving backwards because you are frightened

Stop __ing ! I’m not going to hit you

Budgie

(n) A small, brightly colored bird, often kept as a pet

Gulp

(v) To eat or drink food or liquid quickly by swallowing it in large amounts, or to make a swallowing movement because of fear, surprise or excitement

She ___ ed down

he __ his drink

Hobble

(v) To walk in an awkward way, usually because the feet or legs are injured

She was __ing around

Some of the runners could only manage to __ over the finishing line

Throb

(v) To produce a strong, regular beat. You feel pain if your body make this beat

The sound hits you like a wave and the bass __s

His head __ed, and his body ached

(n)

Crack of dawn

(n) The early part of the morning when the sun first appears

Burly

(adj) __ man is large and strong

Bemuse

(v) To slightly confuse someone

Her answer __ed us all

Bemusedly

(adv) In a way that makes you slightly confused or shows that you are slightly confused

He just stared __

Awe

(n) A feeling of great respect sometimes mixed with fear or surprises

Hold someone __

Be in __ of

Stand in ___ of

Dew

(n) Drops of water that form on the ground and other surfaces outside during the night

Tousle

(v) To make someone’s hair untidy, for example by rubbing it, or, of the wind, by blowing it

She __ed her niece’s hair

The wind __ed their hair

Wistful

(adj) Sad and thinking about something that is impossible or in the past

A __ smile

I thought about those days in Spain and grew __

Spurt

(v) To (cause to) flow out suddenly and with force, in a fast stream

Liquid was __ing out all over the place

His arm was _ing blood

(v) To increase or grow very quickly, or to suddenly incrase by a particular amount

Shares if the jewellery store chain __ed 6$

(n) A sudden and short period of increased activity, effort, or speed

There was a sudden __ of

He tends to work in __s

Dribble

(v) To (cause a liquid to) flow very slowly in small amounts

The water was barely __ing out of the tap

(UK) ___ the remaining olive oil over the tomatoes

Belch

(v) To allow air from the stomach to come out noisily through the mouth

He __ed noisily

(v) To produce a large amount of a substance such as gas or smoke especially when this is unpleasant or harmful, or to be produced like this

The exhaust pipe __ed out dense black smoke

The haze is caused mostly bu sulfur dioxide __ing from coal - burning power plants

(n)

Heave

(v) To move something heavy, forcefully, especially something large and heavy using a lot of effort

He __ed the bag onto his shoulder

He cleared a space __ing boxes out of the way

She picked up a heavy book and __ed it at him

(v) Something making one or more large mouvements up and down

As the wind increased, the deck of the ship began to __ beneath his feet

(n) The act of throwing, pushing, or palling something with a lot of effort

They gave a great __ and rolled the boulder out of the way

(v) To feel as if you are going to vomit, or to vomit

The smell of the fish made me __

Plonk

(v) To put something down heavily and without taking care

Just __ the shopping on the table, and come and have a cup of tea

He __ed his briefcase down on his desk

I walked into the bar and __ed myself on a stool

come in and __ yourselves down anywhere you like

Slobber

(v) To allow saliva or food or other liquid to run out of the mouth

No one likes to have a dog __ on them

Fang was __ing over Harry

Kelpie

(n) In Scottish stores, a creature found in rivers and lakes, especially a horse that changes its form in order to trick people

Squelch

(adj) To make a sucking sound like the one produced when you are walking on soft, wet ground

__y mud

He got out of the car and __ed through the mud to open the gate

hoarse

(adj) (Of a voice or a person) having a rough voice, often because of a sore throat or a cold

I’m feeling a little better, thank you, “She replied in a __ voice

She sounded a bit __

You’ll make yourself __ if you keep shouting like that!

He was __ from shouting

Retch

(v) To react in a way as if you are vomiting

The sight of blood makes him __

Treacle

(n) A sweet, dark, thick liquid that is used in cooking sweet dishes and sweets

Slouch hat

A soft hat with a brim that can be turned up or down