“John Henry” Vocabulary. grit The grit on the sidewalk made it difficult to walk in bare feet.

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“John Henry” Vocabulary

grit The grit on the sidewalk made it difficult to walk in bare feet.

grit- small pieces of stone or sand

dynamite Builders sometimes use dynamite to blast through rock.

dynamite- strong explosive

pulverized Paul Bunyan pulverized huge boulders into piles of tiny stones.

pulverized- crushed into a fine powder

rebuild The people of New Orleans have been working for months to rebuild the city.

rebuild- build or make again

acre An acre is large enough to hold several houses.

acre- a measure of land

commotion There was quite a commotion in the lunchroom when the fire bell rang.

commotion- noisy confusion