| cowardice |
a lack of bravery to work through danger, pain, or other difficult things. |
| deadly |
able to kill. |
| distinguish |
to tell apart by seeing differences (often followed by "from"). |
| droop |
to hang or sink down; bend in a limp manner. |
| example |
something that shows what a group of things is like. |
| extreme |
at the farthest point of something. |
| fleece |
the wool of an animal, usually a sheep. |
| inquire |
to ask in order to find out or learn (something). |
| remain |
to go on being; continue in a particular way without a change. |
| stagger |
to walk or stand in an unsteady way or with a need for support. |
| therefore |
for that reason; as a result. |
| typically |
usually; normally. |
| warehouse |
a large building or other place where products or private goods are stored. |
| whereas |
while in contrast. |