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quake verb [ˈkweɪk]

to shake because of fear, anger, etc. : tremble
to shake violently

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pierce verb [ˈpiɚs]

to make a hole in or through (something)
to go through or into (something) in a forceful or noticeable way —often + through

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neigh verb [ˈneɪ]

to make a loud, long sound

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mysterious adjective [mɪˈstirijəs]

strange, unknown, or difficult to understand

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moonlit adjective [ˈmuːnˌlɪt]

lighted by the moon

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flail verb [ˈfleɪl]

to move or swing your arms or legs in a wild and uncontrolled way
to strike or hit (something or someone) in a wild and uncontrolled way

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dim adjective [ˈdɪm]

not bright or clear : not seen clearly
not understood or remembered in a clear way
not likely to be good or successful

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dimmer noun [ˈdɪmɚ]

a device that allows you to control the brightness of a light

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desperate adjective [ˈdɛsprət]

very sad and upset because of having little or no hope : feeling or showing despair
very bad or difficult to deal with
done with all of your strength or energy and with little hope of succeeding

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cling verb [ˈklɪŋ]

to hold onto something or someone very tightly —usually + to or onto
to stay very close to someone for emotional support, protection, etc. —usually + to
to stick to something or someone—usually + to

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moonlight noun [ˈmuːnˌlaɪt]

the light of the moon

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knight noun [ˈnaɪt]

a soldier in the past who had a high social rank and who fought while riding a horse and usually wearing armor
a man who is given a special honor and the title of Sir by the king or queen of England
a chess piece shaped like a horse's head

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flick noun [ˈflɪk]

a short, quick movement

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flashlight noun [ˈflæʃˌlaɪt]

a small electric light that can be carried in your hand and that runs on batteries —called also (British) torch

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fireplace noun [ˈfajɚˌpleɪs]

a specially built place in a room where a fire can be built

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embankment noun [ɪmˈbæŋkmənt]

a raised bank or wall that is built to carry a roadway or hold back water

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crossbow noun [ˈkrɑːsˌboʊ]

a weapon that shoots arrows and that consists of a short bow attached to a longer piece of wood

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creak verb [ˈkriːk]

to make a long, high sound : to make a sound like the sound made by an old door when it opens or closes

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chirp verb [ˈtʃɚp]

to make a short high-pitched sound
to say (something) in a cheerful and lively way

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canter noun [ˈkæntɚ]

the way a horse moves when it is running fairly fast
a ride or run at a canter—usually singular