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2) PRANCE 

3) SWIRL 

4) CUDDLE 

5) HIDEOUS 

6) SLAM 

7) GAZE 

8) PUZZLED 

9 ) PEER 

10 ) GRATE 

11) SHOVE 

12 ) SNAGGLE 

13) SCRABBLE 

14) SCUTTER 

15) HOARSE 

16) STUMBLE 

17) HUDDLED 

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3. PRANCE: to walk or dance in a proud, energetic way, often raising the legs high, as if to show off.

4. SWIRL: to move in a twisting, spiraling, or whirling pattern (especially of liquids, smoke, air).

5. CUDDLE: to hold someone or something close (usually in your arms), giving affection, warmth, or comfort.

6. SLAM: to shut something forcefully and loudly (e.g. a door), or to hit something violently;

7. GAZE: to look steadily and intently, especially with wonder or admiration.

8. PUZZLED: (adjective / past participle) being confused or not understanding something; full of uncertainty.

9. PEER: (verb) to look closely or carefully, especially when something is hard to see; (noun) a person who is the same age or in the same group as another.

   1. GRATE — can have two meanings:

(verb) to rub something (like cheese) against a rough surface to make small bits;

• (verb figurative) to irritate or annoy.

SHOVE: to push someone or something forcefully.

11. SNAGGLE: to cause to catch or tear (a piece)

12. SCRABBLE: to scratch or scrape about with one’s fingers (to find something), or also like a reword game (“Scrabble”).

13. SCUTTER: to move quickly with short steps, especially to escape.

14. HOARSE: (adjective) sounding rough, harsh, or strained

15. STUMBLE: to trip or nearly fall while walking; to make a mistake or pause briefly in speaking.
    HUDDLED: (past tense / past participle of “huddle”) — to come close together in a group.