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Muggie Maggie Vocabulary

Muggie Maggie Vocabulary. Examined-(v) to look at something very closely . The doctor examined my foot when I thought I had broken it. Struggled- (v) to have trouble doing or completing something. Margret struggled to finish the 100 questions on the major test.

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Muggie Maggie Vocabulary

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  1. Muggie MaggieVocabulary

  2. Examined-(v) to look at something very closely • The doctor examined my foot when I thought I had broken it.

  3. Struggled- (v) to have trouble doing or completing something • Margret struggled to finish the 100 questions on the major test.

  4. Demonstrate- (v) showing someone how to do something • The magician will now demonstrate how he escaped from the handcuffs.

  5. Contrary-(adj) the opposite in character, nature, or position • Contrary to popular belief, a dolphin is not a fish.

  6. Admitted-(v) to confess to a mistake or wrong doing • When standing before the judge, the criminal admitted to stealing the tv.

  7. Trotted-(v) to walk at a brisk, skipping pace • The horse trotted around the field.

  8. Gloomy-(adj) sad, unhappy, darkness • During the winter, there are many gloomy days that make me want to sleep in.

  9. Suspicious-(v) the act of suspecting something or someone: out of place • The astronaut looked very suspicious at the horse race.

  10. Nuisance-(adj) something annoying • My younger sister is such a nuisance when she tries to steal my clothes.

  11. Indignant- (adj) anger aroused from something unjust or unfair • Being the only one who got into trouble for her class being loud made molly feel very indignant.

  12. Memos- (n) notes • In college, a student must be able to take quick memos on the professors lesson

  13. Collapsed- (v) something falling apart or falling down • My plans of visiting my grandmother on Christmas Day collapsed when the blizzard happened.

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