Vocabulary 21

 Beefy-

Blonde-

Shudder

Craning-

Tawny

Peck

Tantrum

Cereal

Tyke

Jerk

tabby

Blink.

Huddle

Weirdos.

Emerald 

Swooping

Clutching

Grunted

Squeaky-

Muggle

Rattled

Grin


Pursed

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