Jargon Journal: Fletcher and the Springtime Blossoms

Match the following

• flutter

• to move in a quick small way

• snuffle

• to breathe loudly through your nose

• foolish

• flowers, like the flowers on fruit trees

• blossoms

• actions not showing good sense or understanding

In the spring, there are ​ (a)   on the apricot tree.

• blossoms
• foolish
• snuffle
• flutter

It was ​ (a)   to cut my sister's hair.

• foolish
• blossoms
• snuffle
• flutter

I ​ (a)   often with this cold, so I carried tissues everywhere.

• snuffled
• blossoms
• foolish
• flutter

I watched a butterfly ​ (a)   in the flowers.

• flutter
• blossoms
• foolish
• snuffle

To breathe loudly through your nose is to ​ (a)   .

• snuffle
• flutter
• blossoms
• foolish

You ​ (a)   if you move in a quick, small way.

• flutter
• snuffle
• blossoms
• foolish

Flowers, like the flowers on fruit trees, are ​ (a)   .

• blossoms
• snuffle
• flutter
• foolish

If your actions don't show good sense, they are ​ (a)   .

• foolish
• snuffle
• flutter
• blossoms

It was ​ (a)   to go out without a coat in this snowstorm.

• foolish
• snuffle
• flutter
• blossoms