| 11. |
struggle |
1. try hard; work hard: The swimmer struggled
against the waves. 2. hard work: It was a great struggle to finish my
lesson. |
| 12. |
gobble |
1. eat fast and noisily: He gobbled his dinner.
2. the noise a turkey makes. 3. make this noise: We could
hear the turkeys gobble. |
| 13. |
rattle |
1. make short, sharp sounds: The door rattled.
2. short, sharp sounds: the rattle of dishes. 3. a baby's
toy that makes noise. |
| 14. |
saddle |
1. a seat for a rider. 2. put a saddle on:
Saddle the horses and we'll ride. |
| 15. |
wiggle |
move quickly from side to side: The child wiggles all
through the program. |
| 16. |
cattleman |
someone who raises or watches cows or
steers. |
| 17. |
hobble |
to move along with difficulty; to limp: The dog began to
hobble after it injured its leg. |
| 18. |
raffle |
a lottery where the prize can be won by many people who buy
chances. The man won five hundred dollars in the raffle. |
| 19. |
waffle |
a food like a pancake but cooked in a certain pan. |
| 20. |
cuddle |
1. hold close in one's arms or lap: I cuddled the
kitten. 2. lie close; curl up: The two puppies cuddled together in front
of the fire. |
