Phineas L. MacGuire Gets Slimed

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Phineas L. MacGuire Gets Slimed Chapter 10-12 Vocabulary Lesson 29

dangling My backpack has handmade toys dangling from the zippers.

charity When you donate money to a charity you can help people all around the world!

dribbled When the kitten looked up from drinking its milk, some milk dribbled down its chin.

relatively The baby salamander is relatively small compared to its mother.

empire When the Roman Empire was at its strongest, all of the countries colored red were under their control.

wilted The rose wilted in the hot, dry weather.

barricading The furniture was barricading the door so no one could get in.

carcasses After Thanksgiving dinner, some people use the left over carcasses to make soup.

diluted When a drink is diluted with water, it gets lighter in color and you can see through it.

spurt Lava began to spurt from the top of the volcano making people worried it was about to erupt.