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bristledHad one’s hair stand up straight. dugoutA shelter formed by digging into the side of a hill. jointed Bad; not behaving.naughty Having joints. To discipline. rushesGrasslike plants with hollow stems. shallowNot deep badger A gray hairy animal that feeds at night and lives in a hole. frightfulCausing fear or terror. tablelandA high plain; plateau. The underlying meaning of a story. punish Theme

Had one’s hair stand up straight. A shelter formed by digging into the side of a hill. Bad; not behaving. Having joints. To discipline. Grasslike plants with hollow stems. Not deep A gray hairy animal that feeds at night and lives in a hole. Causing fear or terror. A high plain; plateau. The underlying meaning of a story.

bristled dugout jointed naughty rushes shallow badger frightful tableland punish Theme

bristled Had one’s hair stand up straight. dugout A shelter formed by digging into the side of a hill. jointed Bad; not behaving. naughty Having joints. To discipline. rushes Grasslike plants with hollow stems. shallow Not deep badger A gray hairy animal that feeds at night and lives in a hole. frightful Causing fear or terror. tableland A high plain; plateau. The underlying meaning of a story. punish Theme