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• snout (n)


  part of the face of some animals that sticks out and includes the nose and jaw

  
• coil (n)


  series of loops

  
• thrash (v)


  move wildly and forcefully. Ex: She was thrashing in her sleep while she was having a nightmare, and she kicked her blanket onto the floor
• pose (n)


  position or a way of holding the body
• slither (v)


  move one's body along the ground. Ex: The garter snake slithered through the tall grass.

  
• markings (n)


  colors or patterns on an animal's body
• typical (a)


  usual or likely. Ex: It is typical for children to run out of school at the end of the day.
• elaborate (a) v


  complicated or very detailed. Ex: The elaborate costume included a mask, a cape
• aggressive (a)


  forceful, bold, or ready to fight hard for sth. Ex: The aggressive girl pushed ahead of somebody else who was waiting in line
• mimic (v)


  pretend to be someone or something else by copying how that person or thing looks, talks, or acts.
• threaten (v)


  want to cause harm or make someone feel unsafe
• unappetizing (a)


  not seeming good to eat. Ex: The rotten meat was unappetizing
• carrion (N)


  dead or rotten flesh. Ex: Many insects eat carrion
• writhe (v)


  twist and squirm, as if struggling or in pain. Ex: After the lion caught the zebra, the zebra was writhing, trying to get away
• regurgitate (v)


  to vomit or spit up. Ex: The stomach flu caused him to regurgitate his dinner.
• expel (v)


  to force out. Ex: When you cough, you expel air form your lungs
• lolling (v)


  hanging in a loose or relaxed way. Ex: There wasn't much wind, so the flag was lolling from the pole
• bluffing (v)


  trying to fool someone into believing sth. Ex: Chandra looked like she was asleep, but I could tell she was bluffing and was really awake.
• feigning (v)


  pretending. Ex: Louis felt fine, but he was feigning sickness so he wouldn't have to help with the chores