Dear readers, today I want to present you my vocabulary from the book I've read.

to black out - to suddenly become unconscious; 

to smirk - to smile in an unpleasant way because something bad has happened;

to shrug - to move your shoulders up and let them drop to show that you do not know something or do not care;

to push back - to arrange a later time for something;

to embed - to fix something firmly in a surface or object;

to pummel -  to hit someone or something many times;

to whirled away - to exchange direction;

jerk - to pull something suddenly using a lot of force;

vice versa - the opposite of what has been said; 

to amplify – to explain something more thoroughly or give it more emphasis;  

to rumble on - to continue to cause trouble; 

tarpaulin - a large piece of thick plastic or other material that you put over something to protect it from rain;

to sweep away - to destroy or to completely remove something; 

to thump - to attack or punish someone by hitting them with your fist;

mute - not speaking, or not willing to speak;

thickly - with many parts or things growing close together;

reversal - a change in something; 
stitch - a short piece of thread rhat you can see on cloth when it has been swen;

cribbage - a card game in which players record the score by putting small pegs in holes in wooden board;

to swallow up - to destroy something completely, or to make it disappear;

strident - holding firm opinions or beliefs and tending to express them frequently, in a way that offends some people;

ghoul - someone who is interested in or enjoys unpleasant situations involving death or injury;

to sprawl - to sit or lie with your arms and legs stretched out in different directionsin a relaxed or careless way;

hoarsely - a state when someone who is hoarse or has a hoarse voice speaks in a low rough voice, usually because their throat is sore;

tantrum - an occasion when someone suddenly behaves in a very angry and unreasonable way, often screaming, crying, or refusing to obey someone;

ailment - an illness, usually not a serious one;

witticism - a claver and funny remark;

impeachment - to accuse a someone of a crime;

buffoon - someone who behaves in a stupid and annoying way;

to scurry - to move fast with small quick steps;

to bounce - jump up;

to totter- to stand or move in a way that is not steady;

countenance - your face, or the expression on your face;

to kneel - to put one or both knees on the ground;

to crack the whip - to try to make people work harder or faster;

to readjust - to become capable of dealing with a new situation or environment or feelling comfortable in it.
dismally - sad, unhappy;
trespasser - a person who does something that is not allowed by a moral low.