BooK: to distinguish
mutter <==> murmur <==> mumble
strike <==> stroke <==> stride <-> strode
wobble <==> waddle
squeak <== squeal <==> screech
skin <==> peel
taut <--> [slack | loose]

bracket
	-n the family of punctuation marks.
		--> round brackets | parentheses
		--> square brackets | brackets
		--> curly brackets | braces
		--> angle brackets | chevrons
	-PS	see the article in WIKI [Bracket]

leftovers
	-n	food that has not been finished at meal.
		--> keep the leftovers in fridge.

tedious:
	-adj boring and too slow or long
		--> He made a tedious 45-minute speech.
		--> The work is tedious, but it needs to get done.

Book: Dumped
squelch
thrust
spurt
slurp
thump
dump
clench
smooch
	-v	to kiss
trickle
thud
affair
	-v	a secret sexual relationship between two people
		--> have an affair

ovulation
		--> ovulation period

Book: Up


Book: Flipped

Book: Coco

Book: Toy Story IV
hush:
	-v	to make (someone) quiet, calm, or still
		--> The woman was trying ot hush her baby.
		--> speaking in hushed[= whispering] voice.
wince:
	-v	to have a expression on your face for a very short time which shows that you are embrassed or in pain.
		--> She winced when she hit her elbow.
		--> I wince with embrassment whenever I think of that day.
screech:
	-v	to make a loud and very high sound
		--> The car screeched to a halt/stop.

dart
	-v	to run or move very quickly or suddenly in a particular direction or to a particular place; dash
		--> We saw a deer dart across the road.
		--> I darted [= dashed] inside to get some ice.
		--> The frog darted its tongue at a fly.
		--> She darted a suspicious glance at her sister.

squeal
	-v to make or cause sth to make a long, high-pitched cry or noise.
		--> The car squealed to a stop.

Book: Toy Story I
stifle:
	-v	to not allow yourself to do or express
		--> Buzz stifled a grin.
		--> He try to stifle a cry/yawn.
prod:
	-v	to push someone or sth with your finger or a pointed object
		--> She prodded him in the ribs to get his attention.
		--> poke and prod the presents.
sever:
	-v	to cut off sth; to remove or separate by cutting
		--> a severed hand/head.
squeak:
	-v 	to make a high-pitched cry or sound
		--> She squeaked when I pinched her.
	-n 	a high-pitched cry or sound
		--> She gave out a squeak.

cower
	-v	to move back or bend your body down because you are afraid
		--> Woody cowered behind the door.

drawl
	-v	to speak slowly with vowel voice sounds that are longer than usual
		--> "Uh - huh" Woody drawled.

stalk
	-v	to follow by moving slowly and quietly
		--> Lion stalked the herd.
	-v 	to walk in a stiff or proud manner
		--> Buzz wa at the other end, stalking away.

strike vs stride VS stroke vs strode

good riddance
	-n  used to say that you are glad at someone's leaving
		--> good riddance to him

mangy
	-aj	of an animal: having a skin disease that cause itching and loss of hair: suffering from mange
		--> a mangy dog

startle
	-vt	to surprise or frighten suddenly and usually not seriously
		--> The noise startled me.
		--> I was startled by the noise.

sneak
	-v	to move quietly and secretly in order to avoid being noticed.
		--> They try to sneak into the movie without paying.

creep
	-v	to move slowly and quietly especially in order to not be noticed.
		--> I caught him creeping down the stairs to the kitchen.

waddle
	-vi	to walk with short steps while moving from side to side like a duck
		--> He wandled down a hallway.
fuse 
	-n A length of material along which a small flame moves to explod a bomb. als fuze.
		--> A bomb on a short fuse.
		--> He lights[lit] the fuse.
		--> The fuse lit.

fussy
	-aj	very careful or too careful about choosing or accepting things; hard to please
		--> a fussy shopper
		--> She is fussy about [=picky] about food.
		--> fussy eaters

pajamas [also pyjamas]
	-n	Any clothing suitable for waring in bed; nightclothes
		--> space ranger pajamas

gulp
	-v	breath with diffuculty, typically in response to strong emotion.
		--> Woody gulped.
		--> She gulped back the tears.

chest
	-n a container (such as a box case) for holding things.
		--> a toy chest
		--> a tool chest
		--> a treasure chest
		--> a medicine chest

sore
	-adj (of a part of one's body) painful or aching.
		--> she had a sore throat.

shriek
	-v	to make a loud, high-pitched cry. scream.
		--> The toys scattered and shrieked.

emblazon
	-v 	to write or draw on a surface
		--> slogan and portraits emblazoned on banners.

skull and crossbones
	-n a human skull above two crossed bones

guffaw
	-v to laugh loudly
		--> Woody guffawed.

gawk
	-vi	stare openly and stupidly.
		-->	As woody gawked.

grimace
	-n an twisted expression on a person's face.
		--> She gave a primace of pain.

peep
	-vi	look quickly and furtively at sth, especially through a narrow opening.
		--> His door was ajar and she didn't help to peep in.
	-vi to be slightly visible.
		--> Early spring flowers were peeping through the snow.

peek
	-vi look quickly and furtively at something, especially from a hidden place.
		--> Close your eyes, no peeking.
	-vi to be slightly visible, usually + out.
		--> Her slip peeked out from beneath her skirt.
	-syn peep, sneak a look.

squint
	-v 	look at someone or something with one or both eyes partly closed.
		--> The bright sun made them squint.
	-syn peer
peer
	-vi	look with difficulty or concerntration at someone or sth.
		--> He peered at her with suspicion.
	-vi	be just visible.
		--> the towers peer over the roofs.
	-syn squint, look closely, narrow one's eyes, screw up one's eyes.
snap
	-v	to use your thumb and fingers to make a short, sharp sound.
		--> He snapped his fingers to get the waiter's attention.
	-v 	to speak using short, angry sentences or phrases.
		--> They argued and snapped at each other all the time.
		--> "Leave me alone", he snapped.
strew
scatter
boot
dangle
scrawl
crawl
pound
	-v	to walk or run with heavy and loud steps.
		--> 
yank
	-v	to suddently pull [sth] in a quick, forceful way.
		--> She yanked on the dog's leash.
		--> He yanked the door shut.
	-n 	a strong, quick pull.
		--> She give the dog's leash a yank.
		--> She give the rope a yank.


Book: Frozon II
zip
	-v move at high speed
		--> another arrow zipped by
	-v fasten with a zip
	-n a kind of device for close, bags and so on

haunting
	-a beautiful, but in a sad way and often in a way that can not be forgotten
		--> a haunting voice/melody

duck
	-verb to move your body or the top part of your body quickly down, to avoid being hit
	-verb to push someone underwater for a short time
	-verb to move quickly to a place, in order not to be seen

float
	-v not sink, move

toss
	-v to throw sth carelessly
		--> toss the letter into the bin

dwell
	-v to live in a place or particular way

rage
	-v to happen in a strong or violent way
		--> the storm raged outside
		--> a epedemic flu is raging in/through a local school
		--> the argument rages on

boulder
	-n a very large rock

pebble
	-n a small round stone

pout
	-vi to push the lower lip to show you are annoyed
		--> Anna always pouts if she doesn't get what she wants

scrunch
	-v to make your face or part of your face into a tight shape in order to show an emotion
		--> Anna scrunched her face

sweep
	-v to move, especially quickly and powerfully
		--> Everyone looked up as she swept into the room.
		--> Her memory from the past swept through her mind.

debate
	-v to try to make a decision about sth
		--> We bedated whether to take the earlier train.

lullaby
	-n q quiet sont sung to children to help them to sleep

rear
	-v to rise up on the back legs with the front legs in the air
		--> The horse reard (up) in fight.
	-v to take care of (a young person or animal)
		--> The family rears cattle.

glide
	-v to move in a smooth way
		--> The skiers glide down the slope.

sheepish
	-adj ashamed or embarrassed about sth that you have done
		--> a sheepish grin/smile

chuckle
	-v to laugh in a quiet way
		--> She chuckled at the memory of what he had said.

rein
	-n a strap that is fastened to a bridle used to guide the horse
		--> The rider pulled on the reins to stop his horse.

coronation
	-n a ceremony in which a crown is palced on the head of a king or queen
		--> coronation day


impenetrable
	-adj impossible to pass or see through
		--> impenetrable mist/fog/darkness

oath
	-n a formal and serious promise
		--> make an oath to do sth

trip || stumble
	-v to hit your foot against sth so that you fall or almost fall
		--> He tripped over the curb.
		--> Olaf stumble over the rock.

spat
	-n a short argument about sth that is not importent
		--> Elsa's secret was revealed during the spat.

squabble
	-v to argue loudly about things that are not important
		--> The children were squabbling over the toys.

bicker
	-v to argue in a way that is annoying about things that are not important
		--> They bicker about/over how to decorate the room.

crow
	-v to talk in a proud way about sth you have done
		--> He crowed about his success.

holler	
	-v to call out loudly
		--> Mattias hollered to Yelana.

growl	
	-v to make a deep threatening sound.
		--> a growling dog.
		--> A dog growled at me.
	-vi	to say sth in a angry way.
		--> "what do you want?" he growled.


bounce
	-v to move in one direction, hit a surface, and then move in a oppsite direction
		--> The ball bounced off the wall.
		--> Mattias bounced off the mist.

chop sth down
	-v to cut(a tree, bush etc) at the bottom so that it falls to the ground.
		--> He chopped the tree down.
		--> Mattias chopped the twisted ropes that held the catapult down.

sprain
	-v to injure(a joint) by twisting it in a sudden and painful way
		--> I fell and sprained[= twisted] my ankle/wrist.

simultaneous
	-adj happening at the same time
		--> They said simultaneously.

on the verge
	-pv at the point when sth is about to happen or is very likely to happen
		--> The child was on the verge to cry.

double
	-v to bend forward at the waist
		--> We all doubled over laughing.
		--> He doubled up in pain.
	-v to cause to become two times as great or as many
		--> They double their winnings.

deed
	-n something that is done: an act or action
		--> good/evil/dirty deeds

pinkie[=pinky]
	-n the smallest finger your hand
		--> The pinky on the hand wiggled.
		--> Pinky swear

careen
	-vi to go forward quickly without control
		--> The car careened down the hill.
		--> Anna and Olaf careened down the rushing water toward a pit.

reluctant
	-adj feeling or showing doubt doing sth | not willing or eager to do sth
		--> Elsa wa reluctant to accept.

tug
	-n an act of pulling on sth | q quick pull
		--> He felt a gentle tug on his sleeve.
	-v to pull sth with a quick, forceful movement
		--> I felt someone tugging on my sleeve.

spooky
	-adj strange and frighting
		--> a spooky movie

encase
	-vt to completely cover
		--> Ice encased the trees and power lines after the storm
		--> The package is enclosed in plastic

wield
	-vt to hold(something, such as a tool or weapon) in your hands so that you are ready to use it
		--> The man was wielding a gun/knife.
		--> Can he wield a hammer?

slump
	-vi to sit or fall suddenly and heavily
		--> She fainted and slumped to the floor
		--> Exhausted, he slumped into the chair

distress
	-n unhappiness or pain
		--> He was clearly in distress[= very upset] upon hearing the news.

crash
	-vi to make a loud noise by falling, hitting something, etc
		--> The waves crashed against the shore.
		--> The book crashed to the floor.

culprit
	-n a person who has  committed a crime or done something wrong
		--> The police eventually located the culprits

gallop
	-v to run very fast
		--> The horse galloped toward us
		--> Sven galloped away with Kristoff and Anna.

scoop
	-n a kitchen tool like a spoon that has a usually thick handle and a deep bowl for taking somthing from a container
		--> a flour scoop
		--> an ice-cream scoop
	-v to pick up (something or someone) in one quick, continuous motion
		--> Kristoff scooped Anna up
	
lob
	-v to hit, throw, or kick(something, such as a ball) so that it goes through the air in a high curving path
		--> The giants lobbed huge rocks at Anna.

strand
	-v to leave(a person or animal) in a place without a way of leaving it
		--> She was stranded in a foreign city with no money.
		--> They were stranded on a deserted island.

lure
	-v to cause or persuade (a person or an animal) to go somewhere or to do something by offering some pleasure or gain
		--> They lured the bear out of its den
		--> The suburbs are luring middle-class families away from the city

predicament	
	-n a difficult or unpleasant situation
		--> I don't know how to get out of the predicament I'm in.

crumble
	-vi to seperate into many small pieces | to fall apart
		--> The dam crumbled.