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I remembered the hamster jet-black eyes
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a saclike structure in any of various animals, such as the abdominal receptacle marsupium in marsupials or the cheek fold in rodents start learning
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it would cram the sunflower seeds into its pouches
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characterized by stealth, sly and secretive. sly deceiving people in a clever way in order to get what you want: Stealth movement that is quiet and careful in order not to be seen or heard: start learning
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it would run always round the edges, following the skirting-board, in little furtive darts
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the part of something, such as a tooth, limb, or blade, that remains after a larger part has been removed start learning
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a border, esp. of wood or tiles, fixed round the base of an interior wall to protect it from kicks, dirt, etc. start learning
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it would run following the skirting-board
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fear or anxiety over what may happen. start learning
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it would freeze in apprehension.
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a sudden brief sharp feeling, as of loneliness, physical pain, or hunger. start learning
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This was not so much a memory as a pang
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to afflict with great pain, suffering, or anguish Pol. dręczyć. start learning
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a heaped or crowded mass of people or things. start learning
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to cry, sob, or whine softly or intermittently. start learning
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he did nothing but whimper
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to crouch or cringe, as in fear. start learning
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the hamster did nothing but cower and coyly excrete in its new home.
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it coyly excreted in its new home.
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to discharge (waste matter, such as urine, sweat, carbon dioxide, or faeces) from the body through the kidneys, skin, lungs, bowels, etc. start learning
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it excreted in its new home.
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marked by or showing frenzy, distracted with fear, pain, joy, etc. start learning
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it made frantic wriggles to be free.
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to make or cause to make twisting movements. start learning
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it made frantic wriggles to be free.
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to cringe, as in humility or fear, to bend low with the limbs pulled up close together, esp. (of an animal) in readiness to pounce. start learning
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simulated a bird of prey, holding my hand two feet above it like a claw, while it crouched, mesmerized, in a corner.
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a former word for hypnotize, to hold (someone) as if spellbound. start learning
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it crouched, mesmerized, in a corner.
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to make intense or violent efforts, strive start learning
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made a gap between my thumb and finger - not enough for it to extricate itself, but enough for it to squeeze its head through in ..., strangulated efforts. it squeezed its head through in straining, strangulated efforts.
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