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Mariana [72]
3 years ago
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I need help with this please and thanks!!!

English
1 answer:
VMariaS [17]3 years ago
4 0

1. Shrieking- hearing

2. perfumed- smelling

3. hushed- hearing

4. glittering- seeing

5. smooth- feeling

6. bitter- tasting

7. laughter- hearing

8. glitters- seeing

9. trickling- feeling or seeing

10. rough- feeling

11. stench- smelling

12. vociferous- hearing

13. heavy- feeling

14. yowling- hearing

15. soft- feeling

16. fragrant- smelling

17. delicious- tasting

18. firm- feeling

19. gooey caramels melting in the sun- seeing

20. trumpets announcing the king's arrival- hearing

21. a field of freshly cut hay- smelling

22. a rich juicy chocolate covered cherry- tasting

23. a high pitched mewling of a tiny kitten- hearing

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