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| TOM THUMB by Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm | 
| puff |   | 
| v. blow hard and loudly | |
| make haste |   | 
| v. hurry up | |
| bridle |   | 
| n. a set of leather straps that are put around a horse's head to allow its rider to control it | |
| urchin |   | 
| n. poor and often mischievous city child | |
| clod |   | 
| n. a piece of soil or clay | |
| furrow |   | 
| n. a long shallow trench in the ground (especially one made by a plow) | |
| poke |   | 
| v. push a finger or other pointed object quickly into someone or something | |
| sulky |   | 
| a. depressingly dark | |
| parson |   | 
| n. a person authorized to conduct religious worship | |
| bawl |   | 
| v. shout loudly and without restraint | |
| pluck up heart |   | 
| v. take courage in heart | |
| roguish |   | 
| a. playful in an appealingly bold way | |
| grope |   | 
| v. feel with your hands, especially in order to find or move towards something when you cannot see easily | |
| snug |   | 
| a. enjoying or affording comforting warmth and shelter especially in a small space | |
| woeful |   | 
| a. of very poor quality or condition | |
| be undone |   | 
| a. be without hope for the future, having experienced great disappointment | |
| rick |   | 
| n. a stack of hay | |
| tumble |   | 
| v. suffer a sudden downfall, overthrow, or defeat v. fall suddenly and sharply | |
| dunghill |   | 
| n. a small pile of solid animal waste | |
| gulp |   | 
| v. eat or drink food or liquid quickly by swallowing it in large amounts | |
| dishearten |   | 
| v. make a person lose confidence, hope, and energy | |
| pantry |   | 
| n. a small storeroom for storing foods or wines | |
| reckon |   | 
| v. judge to be probable v. think or believe | |
| clatter |   | 
| n. a rattling noise (often produced by rapid movement) | |
| frolic |   | 
| n. happy behaviour, like that of children playing | |
| scythe |   | 
| n. an edge tool for cutting grass, has a long handle that must be held with both hands and a curved blade | |
| rip |   | 
| v. tear or be torn violently, pull apart | |
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