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  Chapter 25 Kiiwen  Reverie: refers to a state of being lost in one's thoughts or daydreams. Muslin: a lightweight, plain-woven cotton fabric. Ensconced: means to settle or establish oneself comfortably or securely in a particular place. Inadequate: describes something that is insufficient, lacking, or not meeting the required standards or expectations. Hostile: refers to an aggressive, unfriendly, or antagonistic attitude or environment. Ahneen (Ojibwe 'hello'): an Ojibwe term that translates to "hello" in English. Chapter 26 Locks Mean Nothing to Ghosts  Saunter: to walk in a leisurely, relaxed, or casual manner. Pessimism: refers to a tendency to see or anticipate the worst outcomes, emphasizing the negative aspects of situations or events. Tandem: refers to a formation or arrangement in which two things are positioned one behind the other or in close association. Paisley: refers to a distinctive intricate and colorful pattern, often used in textiles, c

  Chapter 23 Word Arrives in Black 1. Emulate: means to imitate, follow, or strive to equal or surpass someone or something. 2. Travois: a type of sled or frame used traditionally by Native American peoples, including the Cree, for transportation. It consists of two long poles attached to a frame, with the front ends of the poles harnessed to a draft animal, typically a dog. 3. Calloused: refers to the presence of calluses. A callus is a hardened, thickened area of skin that forms in response to repeated friction, pressure, or irritation. In a figurative sense, calloused can describe a person who has become emotionally hardened or insensitive. 4. Mére: is a French word that translates to "mother" in English. 5. Maneuver: refers to a planned or skillful movement or series of movements, often executed with a specific goal in mind. 6. Trudge: means to walk or march wearily, laboriously, or with great effort. 7. Reader's Digest: a popular general-interest magazine that pr

 Chapter 21 Loss Claustrophobic: refers to a feeling of fear, anxiety, or discomfort experienced in enclosed or confined spaces. Skeptical: means having a doubtful or questioning attitude towards something. Angst: a term that describes a feeling of deep anxiety, fear, or emotional turmoil. Imminent: The term is used to describe something that is about to happen or occur very soon. Subtle: defined - delicate, understated, or not immediately obvious. Serenity: refers to a state of calmness, tranquility, or peacefulness. Cradleboard: a traditional Native American baby carrier. Obscured: means that something is hidden, concealed, or made difficult to perceive or understand. Chapter 22 The Circle  Escort: refers to a person or group of people responsible for providing protection, guidance, or assistance to others. Tentatively: means to do something in an uncertain, hesitant, or cautious manner. Precarious: it means that something is unstable, uncertain, or likely to collapse or fail. Ennui

Chapter 20 The Miracle of Minerva pg 171 Vocab  Compliant: refers to being obedient, submissive, or conforming to rules, regulations, or instructions. Jovial: describes someone who is cheerful, friendly, and full of good humor. Cerebral: relates to the brain or intellect. It refers to activities, ideas, or discussions that are intellectual, rational, or deeply thoughtful in nature. Sadistic: refers to deriving pleasure or enjoyment from inflicting pain, suffering, or cruelty upon others. Fatal: means causing or resulting in death. Sentries: are individuals assigned to guard, protect, or keep watch over a specific area or location. Cardinal (religious): In a religious context, "cardinal" refers to a high-ranking official in the Catholic Church. Crux: refers to the central or most important point or essence of an issue, problem, or matter. ID'd through dental records: means identifying someone by comparing their dental records, such as X-rays or dental charts, with t