JSNR_BGM_Traveller-G4-Literature-English-FY_Text

S. No Word Meaning 125 speechless (adj.) not able to speak a shed in which horses are kept, fed and cared 126 stable (n.) for got shocked 127 startled (v.) a secret, quiet and clever way of moving or behaving 128 stealth (n.) severe and unchanging two loops that are attached to a saddle for the 129 stiff (adj.) rider’s feet strong and sudden winds accompanied by 130 stirrup (n.) rain or snow giving time and attention to gain knowledge of 131 storm (n.) something taken by great surprise 132 studying (v.) lacking intelligence or common sense a light evening meal 133 stunned (adj.) with doubt or distrust 134 stupid (adj.) pounced; moved down very fast 135 supper (n.) a weapon with a long blade and a handle 136 suspiciously (adv.) anger 137 swooped (v.) you (Old English) 138 sword (n.) warn about harming someone; frighten 139 temper (n.) make a loud and deep noise 140 thee (prn.) a bar or gate where vehicles are stopped to 141 threaten (v.) collect taxes 142 thump (v.) throwing something with a quick, light action ways of behaving or doing something among 143 toll-bar (n.) particular groups of people for a long time ran at a slow and steady speed 144 tossing (v.) an underground passage small branches of a tree or bush 145 traditions (n.) not excited or interested different from others 146 trotted (v.) made a sound; said something 147 tunnel (n.) to move without any particular direction 148 twigs (n.) waste away 149 unenthusiastic (adj.) 150 unique (adj.) 151 uttered (v.) 152 wandered (v.) 153 wear away (v.)

S. No Word Meaning 154 weavers (n.) people who make clothes 155 whirring (v.) moving very fast with a low, continuous sound 156 wild (n.) plants and trees that grow in natural conditions 157 woodwork (n.) parts made of wood 158 wriggled (v.) twisted and turned quickly a cycle of twelve years with animal symbols for 159 zodiac (n.) each year n. Key v. adj. noun adv. verb prn. adjective phr. adverb phr. v. pronoun idm. phrase phrasal verb idiom