The Nickel Boys

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Children at the park

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Rambunctious

Answer explanation

(British: rumbustious) ​full of energy in a cheerful and noisy uncontrollable way.

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Actor's eyes ___ with intensity

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smoldered

Answer explanation

If a strong emotion smoulders, it exists, but is prevented from being expressed.

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Toddler's unsteady movement

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wobble

Answer explanation

A movement from side to side that shows poor balance

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Overloaded boat hit by a wave

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capsize

Answer explanation

to (cause a boat or ship to) turn upside down by accident while on water | to upset or collapse

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Tensions escalated during protest

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breach of peace

Answer explanation

(an example of) illegal noisy or violent behaviour in a public place

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Hiker's action on steep mountainside

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Clamber

Answer explanation

to climb or move with difficulty or a lot of effort, using your hands and feet. Syn: scramble

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Sound of seared steak

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crackle

Answer explanation

a series of short sharp sounds

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Zoo's new reptile ___

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exhibit

Answer explanation

a public display of objects of interest

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Sudden chaos in a marketplace

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commotion

Answer explanation

a sudden, short period of noise, confusion, or excited movemen

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Vehicles packed with travelers and gear ___ through the countryside

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caravanned

Answer explanation

The word caravan comes from the Persian karwan meaning "group of desert travelers." A caravan can be a large group of people traveling together in one long line. It's also the term used for a camper that has a living area in it. In history, pilgrims often traveled like this, lugging all of their belongings with them in caravans, or covered horse-drawn carriages. It's also a verb: caravan with your neighbors on a group road trip.