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| tightly (TIT-lee): adv--with grip, pulling inward, closely | 
| He tightly grabbed my hand. She tightly held onto the jungle gym bars. | 
| precarious (pre-CARE-ee-us): adj--dangerous, uncertain | 
| I used to climb trees. I never knew how precarious it was until I almost fell. "This is a precarious situation," the FBI agent said. | 
| limber (LIM-ber): adj--able to bend easily, flexible | 
| Many athletes have to be limber to compete in their sports. She was limber when did she did yoga, but she isn't now. | 
| dramatic (dru-MA-dic): adj-- having a big, often emotional, effect | 
| The actress won an award for her dramatic performance as a ballet dancer. Stop being dramatic. Your grades will get better if you do your homework. | 
| elaborate (ee-LA-bor-ut): adj--having a lot of detail, complex | 
| We don't need to have elaborate plans for our vacation. Let's just go and hang out. He created an elaborate story to explain his lie. He mixed up a few details, though, and was found out. | 
Practice: Complete the sentences. Answers are at the bottom of the page.
1. When the little boy was afraid, he ____________ hugged his mother.|  |  | 
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