Gawking
To gape; to stare fixedly and stupidly
Languid
Relaxed, unhurried, slow
Drawling
To speak in a slow way, stretching out each vowel
Droll
Amused; can also be used to mean funny or amusing
Jalopy
An old, worn-down car
Scuffling
To shuffle or drag one's feet while walking
Pretense
An act; something put on or faked
Vexation
Annoyance or frustration
Monotone
Used to refer to voices; without changes in pitch or intonation
Scuffed
Damaged by scraping or brushing
Amiable
Friendly or pleasant
Idly
In an aimless or lazy way
Melancholy
Gloomy or depressed
Incredulously
In an unbelieving way
Husking
To remove husks, typically from corn
Lurching
Staggering or wobbling
Lilt
Speaking cheerfully with marked intonation
Grimace
To frown, showing disgust or disapproval
Reach
Here, an extended stretch of land or space
Incantation
Words that form a spell or magic ritual
