1. Charlotte’s Web Vocabulary By E. B. White

2. The smallest or weakest of a litter

3. Runt

4. To pass out of sight

5. Vanish

6. A long, narrow, open receptacle used to hold water or food for animals

7. Trough

8. A number of young brought forth by an animal

9. Litter

10. The part of an animal’s head projecting forward and containing the nose and jaws

11. Snout

12. A polite expression of greeting

13. Salutations

14. The genetic characteristics transmitted from parent to offspring

15. Inheritance

16. A secluded or hidden place

17. Lair

18. A person with a great desire for something

19. Glutton

20. To devise as a plan

21. scheme

22. Not clearly stated or expressed

23. Vague (Pronounced V”Egg”)

24. To dislike someone or something greatly

25. loathe

26. 1 of the small openings in the back part of a spider through which the sticky fluid that dries into silk is released

27. Spinnerets

28. A fit of uncontrollable laughter or crying

29. Hysterics

30. Firmly fixed or set

31. Rigid

32. Chapters 10-22

33. Bright with joy or hope

34. Radiant

35. To go down

36. Descend

37. A characteristic or habit that is odd to an individual

38. Idiosyncrasy

39. A film or layer of foul matter that form on the surface of a liquid

40. Scum

41. The nature of a miracle, marvelous

42. Miraculous

43. Chapters 13-15

44. A whipping

45. Thrash

46. The middle section or part of anything

47. Midsection

48. Various shrubs or trees

49. Alders

50. Changeable

51. Versatile

52. To move, climb, or go upward

53. Ascend

54. Chapters 16-18

55. Authentic or real

56. Genuine

57. Not proud or arrogant, modest

58. Humble

59. A hole in a board where a knot came out

60. Knothole

61. The sour liquid that remains after the butterfat has been removed from whole milk or cream by churning

62. Buttermilk

63. Far above the ground

64. Aloft

65. Chapters 19-22

66. Very large, huge

67. Gigantic

68. Difficulty digesting something, especially food

69. Indigestion

70. To stuff yourself with food

71. Gorge

72. Something that is impressive or extraordinary

73. Phenomenon

74. To be victorious or to win

75. Triumph