LEXICON

Name: Alfredo Cordero__________ Lexicon #: __3____ Pages: _73__ to 106___ Dictionary Definition My Original Sentence Mats house is separated from the woods by a hedgerow. The farmer crossed the fence, using the stile, to feed the sheep. Mathews clambered over the mountain. Book title: _The ocean at the end of the lane_____ Word Direct Quote (Sentence I found it in) I looked for a gap in the hedgerow on either side of the lane. I spotted a wooden stile and clambered over it, and kept running a cross the meadow. I spotted a wooden stile and clambered over it, and kept running a cross the meadow I came down into a clump of nettles. Part of Speech

1 hedgerow

Noun

a row of bushes or trees Forming a hedge.

a series of steps or rungs by means of which a person may pass over a wall or fence That remains a barrier to sheep or cattle. to climb, using both feet and hands; Climb with effort or difficulty.

2 stile

Noun

3 clambered

Verb any plant of the genus Utica, Covered with stinging hairs.

4 nettles 5 prodding

Noun

6 Bulbous

7 damp

Letties mother was prodding the huge fireplace with a poker, Verb pushing the burning logs together. Old Mrs. Hempstock was stirring a bulbous Adjective pot on the stove with a large wooden spoon. But its still damp.Thatll make the adjective edges harder to line

to rouse or incite as if by poking bulb-shaped

I falled into some nettles and they irritated my skin. I kept prodding the fire until it grew big and warm.

Carl owns a bulbous car.

Slightly wet

My clothes are damp because of the rain.

8 tartan 9 lavvy 10 tuppence

up. It was brown and faded, with a sort of sepia tartan across it. Weve got a lavvy nowadays I wouldnt give tuppence for the lot of them.

Noun

a design of such a plaid known by the name Of the clan wearing it. Outdoor Toilet

Noun

Noun

Something of little value

Mikaels clan wears a red and orange tartan. Johns house has a lavvy on the backyard. Robert gave a tuppence to a homeless person.