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23.skewers A long piece of wood or metal used for holding pieces of wood, typically meat, together
during cooking
24.stooped (of a person) having the head and shoulders habitually bents forwards
25.timid Showing a lack of courage or confidence; easily frightened
26.untethered Release or free from a tether; tie (an animal) with a rope or chain so as to restrict its
movement.
Chapter no 8: the world is too much with us:
1.sordid boon Sordid refers to something which is dirty, vile, or selfish. Boon is something that is
beneficial, helpful, or considered a blessing. The use of the two in conjunction form is called
an oxymoron
2.howling Producing a long, doleful cry or wailing sound as by wolves
3.suckled To feed a baby with milk
4.creed outworn The poet would rather be brought up to believe in the Greek myths, even though he knows
they are untrue, then to be so busy making and spending money that he loses his connection
with nature
5.lea An open area of grassy or arable land (literary)
6.proteus In Greek mythology, Proteus is a sea god capable of assuming different forms
7.triton As a demigod of the sea with the lower part of his body like that of a fish
Chapter no 9:The blanket:
1.breeze A gentle or light wind
2.harmonica A small wind musical instrument; also called mouth organ
3.pretty penny A large sum of money