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| think growth of bushes, shrubs, and small trees; brushwood; scrub |
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| bring to a sudden halt; stop; restrain; curb |
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1) young bear, lion, or fox
2) apprentice, especially an inexperienced newspaper reporter; novice; beginner |
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| long, sharp, pointed tooth by which an animal's prey is seized and held or torn; tooth |
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| wildly or uncontrollably excited; frenzied |
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| usually; as a rule; in most cases |
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| make a forceful forward movement; plunge |
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| soft tissue that fills the cavitites of most bones; inmost, best, or essential part |
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| move about slowly and stealthily like a wild beast seeking prey; lurk; roam in search of whatever may be found |
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| cry with low, complaining, broken sounds; whine |
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