New words.
Dwellers: "“All right! All right! She came from the dwellers! From the desert!”" (Chapter 1, fragment 13t, pag. 43)
Meaning: Leave as a resident of one place.
Example: He is a dweller from Tull's town.
Clucked: "The road made a bend, and beyond it the gunslinger clucked the mule to a stop and looked down at Tull." (Chapter 1, fragment 5, pag. 26)
Meaning: A sound that is similar to a chicken singing.
Example: When the horseshoe falls into the floor, it clucked.
Grizzled: "Sheb was playing Methodist hymns ragtime, and the grizzled layabouts who had come in early to avoid the storm and to attend Nort’s wake had sung themselves hoarse." (Chapter 1, fragment 7, pag. 31)
Meaning: When something is coloured partially gray.
Example: The computer was grizzled.
Meaning: Leave as a resident of one place.
Example: He is a dweller from Tull's town.
Clucked: "The road made a bend, and beyond it the gunslinger clucked the mule to a stop and looked down at Tull." (Chapter 1, fragment 5, pag. 26)
Meaning: A sound that is similar to a chicken singing.
Example: When the horseshoe falls into the floor, it clucked.
Grizzled: "Sheb was playing Methodist hymns ragtime, and the grizzled layabouts who had come in early to avoid the storm and to attend Nort’s wake had sung themselves hoarse." (Chapter 1, fragment 7, pag. 31)
Meaning: When something is coloured partially gray.
Example: The computer was grizzled.
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