103
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From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
120
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From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
148
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From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
173
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From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
24
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From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
40
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From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
68
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From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
72
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From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
87
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From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading For a few steps he seemed to be closing the gap between himself and the two older boys ahead.
at or in the front
From this reading For a few steps he seemed to be closing the gap between himself and the two older boys ahead.
(quantifier) used with either mass or count nouns to indicate the whole number or amount of or every one of a class
From this reading Bent Arrow drove himself forward with all his strength.
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
surrounding, or on every side of, something
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
ArrownounUS /ˈæroʊ/
a mark to indicate a direction or relation
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
ArrowsnounUS /ˈæroʊz/
plural of “arrow” — a mark to indicate a direction or relation
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading He had to choke back a gasp as he nearly stumbled.
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
in or to or toward a former location
From this reading He had to choke back a gasp as he nearly stumbled.
used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses
From this reading For a few steps he seemed to be closing the gap between himself and the two older boys ahead.
come out better in a competition, race, or conflict
From this reading The next moment the old pain beat up through his right leg.
a relatively permanent inclination to react in a particular way
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
in the space, time, or range separating two things
From this reading For a few steps he seemed to be closing the gap between himself and the two older boys ahead.
plural of “boy” — a youthful male person
From this reading For a few steps he seemed to be closing the gap between himself and the two older boys ahead.
buffalonounUS /ˈbʌfəloʊ/
large shaggy-haired brown bison of North American plains
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
temporary living quarters specially built by the army for soldiers
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
chokeverbUS /tʃoʊk/
breathe with great difficulty, as when experiencing a strong emotion
From this reading He had to choke back a gasp as he nearly stumbled.
closingnounUS /ˈkloʊzɪŋ/
the act of closing something
From this reading For a few steps he seemed to be closing the gap between himself and the two older boys ahead.
continuallyadverbUS /kənˈtɪnjuːəli/
seemingly without interruption
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
the past of “can”; used for possibility or polite requests
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
inflected form of “creep” — move slowly; in the case of people or animals with the body near the ground
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
CrowsnounUS /kroʊz/
plural of “crow” — black birds having a raucous call
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
a group of animals (a herd or flock) moving together
From this reading Bent Arrow drove himself forward with all his strength.
eaglenounUS /ˈiːɡəl/
any of various large keen-sighted diurnal birds of prey noted for their broad wings and strong soaring flight
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
edgedadjectiveUS /edʒd/
having a specified kind of border or edge
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
a quantifier that can be used with count nouns and is often preceded by “a”; a small but indefinite number
From this reading For a few steps he seemed to be closing the gap between himself and the two older boys ahead.
firedadjectiveUS /ˈfaɪərd/
having lost your job
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
moving swiftly
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading For a few steps he seemed to be closing the gap between himself and the two older boys ahead.
at or to or toward the front
From this reading Bent Arrow drove himself forward with all his strength.
inflected form of “fight” — be engaged in a fight; carry on a fight
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
gapnounUS /ɡæp/
a conspicuous disparity or difference as between two figures
From this reading For a few steps he seemed to be closing the gap between himself and the two older boys ahead.
gaspnounUS /ɡæsp/
a short labored intake of breath with the mouth open
From this reading He had to choke back a gasp as he nearly stumbled.
gaugeverbUS /ɡeɪdʒ/
judge tentatively or form an estimate of (quantities or time)
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
hadauxiliary verbUS /hæd/
the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect
From this reading He had to choke back a gasp as he nearly stumbled.
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
the upper part of the human body or the front part of the body in animals; contains the face and brains
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
a local and well-defined elevation of the land
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
used when the man or boy doing the action is also its object
From this reading Bent Arrow drove himself forward with all his strength.
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
how
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From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
intoprepositionUS /ˈɪntuː/
moving to the inside of something
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
cause to continue in a certain state, position, or activity; e.g., “keep clean”
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
past form of “lean” — to incline or bend from a vertical position
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
diode such that light emitted at a p-n junction is proportional to the bias current; color depends on the material used
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
a human limb; commonly used to refer to a whole limb but technically only the part of the limb between the knee and ankle
From this reading The next moment the old pain beat up through his right leg.
past form of “look” — perceive with attention; direct one's gaze towards
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
a quantifier that can be used with count nouns and is often preceded by “as” or “too” or “so” or “that”; amounting to a large but indefinite number
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
a particular point in time
From this reading The next moment the old pain beat up through his right leg.
(of actions or states) slightly short of or not quite accomplished; all but
From this reading He had to choke back a gasp as he nearly stumbled.
immediately following in time or order
From this reading The next moment the old pain beat up through his right leg.
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
(used especially of persons) having lived for a relatively long time or attained a specific age
From this reading The next moment the old pain beat up through his right leg.
olderadjectiveUS /ˈoʊldər/
advanced in years; (“aged” is pronounced as two syllables)
From this reading For a few steps he seemed to be closing the gap between himself and the two older boys ahead.
not allowed to continue to bat or run
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
a symptom of some physical hurt or disorder
From this reading The next moment the old pain beat up through his right leg.
an organization to gain political power
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
the act of passing from one state or place to the next
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
located or moved above the surround or above the normal position
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
precisely, exactly
From this reading The next moment the old pain beat up through his right leg.
a space reserved for sitting (as in a theater or on a train or airplane)
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
perceive by sight or have the power to perceive by sight
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
past form of “seem” — give a certain impression or have a certain outward aspect
From this reading For a few steps he seemed to be closing the gap between himself and the two older boys ahead.
a flight of stairs or a flight of steps
From this reading For a few steps he seemed to be closing the gap between himself and the two older boys ahead.
the property of being physically or mentally strong
From this reading Bent Arrow drove himself forward with all his strength.
stumbledverbUS /ˈstʌmbəld/
past form of “stumble” — walk unsteadily
From this reading He had to choke back a gasp as he nearly stumbled.
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
from one end or side of something to the other
From this reading The next moment the old pain beat up through his right leg.
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
the upper part of anything
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
towardprepositionUS /təˈwɔːrd/
in the direction of
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
tested and proved useful or correct
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
the cardinal number that is the sum of one and one or a numeral representing this number
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
untilprepositionUS /ənˈtɪl/
up to a particular time
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
being or moving higher in position or greater in some value; being above a former position or level
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
warriorsnounUS /ˈwɔːriərz/
plural of “warrior” — someone engaged in or experienced in warfare
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
how something is done or how it happens
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
wereauxiliary verbUS /wɜːr/
the past form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
whistledverbUS /ˈwɪsəld/
past form of “whistle” — make whistling sounds
From this reading _Bent Arrow raised his head until he could see_ 24 {_Bent Arrow leaned toward the buffalo and fired the arrow_} 40 _Flying Arrow led the way out of camp_ 68 _He tried to gauge how many warriors were in the party_ 72 _Bent Arrow continually looked up at the eagle_ 87 _Bent Arrow fought to keep his seat_ 103 {_The two Crows crept to the top of the hill_} 120 _Arrows whistled around his head_ 148 _Bent Arrow edged into the passage_ 173
in the company of; together with
From this reading Bent Arrow drove himself forward with all his strength.
