Shrek Glossary
-Cacle: Noun. The loud noise that hen makes.
-Carriage: Noun. A vehicle with wheels that is
covered or enclosed and is used for carrying people.
-Castle:
Noun. A large, strong building
where a noble lived with his family and servants.
-Creature: Noun. A living person or animal.
-Curse: Noun. A statement of a wish that something bad will happen
to someone or something.
-Donkey: Noun. A mammal with hooves
that is closely related to the horse. Donkeys
are smaller than horses and have longer ears.
They are sturdy animals used for riding and
carrying loads.
-Dragon: Noun. An imaginary monster
that looks like a giant lizard with wings,
claws, and a long tail. In stories or pictures,
dragons breathe fire and often guard a place
or treasure.
-Fairy godmother:
Noun.
An imaginary tiny creature in human
form, thought to have magic powers.
-Judge:
Verb. To hear and decide cases brought before a court of
law.
-Kingdom: Noun. A country that is ruled by a king or queen.
-Limerick: Noun. A humorous short poem.
-Noble: Noun. Belonging to family of high social rank.
-Norm:
Noun. A model or standard, esp. one that is generally
accepted or followed.
-Ogre:
Noun. An ugly giant or
monster in folk tales and children's
stories. Ogres are said to eat people.
- Pitchfork: Noun. A farm tool with a
long handle, used for lifting hay.
-Prince: Noun. The son or grandson
of a king or queen.
-Put up with: Phrase. To accept or live with something bad.
-Slay: Verb. To kill deliberately and violently.
-Swamp: Noun. A wet, low area of land that is usually covered with
water; bog; marsh.
-Tournament: Noun. A contest of skill including a series of games
where those who lose one game may no longer take part.
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Ugly: Unpleasant to look at.