Senor Coyote and the tricked trickster
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flyer_girl on December 14, 2010
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 Author | I. G. Edmonds |
| origin | mexican folk tale |
| gnaw | to bite and wear away bit by bit with the teeth |
| gnaw | Antonym: to swallow |
| gnaw | Sentence: Please gnaw this leather strap in two and get me out of this trap. |
| gnaw | other form: gnawed |
| ungrateful | not thankful |
| ungrateful | Antonym: thankful |
| ungrateful | Sentence: Really, you children are ungratful. |
| ungrateful | other form: ungratefully |
| reproachfully | with blame |
| reproachfully | Antonym: with approval |
| reproachfully | Sentence: "Really you children are ungratful" said the teacher reproachfully. |
| reproachfully | other form: reproachfully |
| indignatly | angrily |
| indignatly | Antonym: happily |
| indignatly | Sentence: "Why, how can you suggest such a thing!" cried the girl indignatly. |
| indignatly | other form: indignat |
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