BOULDER, very large rocks, often too heavy to move, SCRAMBLE, to go up using hands and feet quickly, not in a careful or planned way, POKE , (along) to move very slowly and without energy, DRIFT, to move slowly without control, usually carried by water, air, or another force, BLUNT, saying things in a direct and often not polite way, MUTTER, to speak quietly in an unclear or complaining way, BEARINGS, (get my) to understand where you are or what is happening, TAR, a black substance, sticky when hot, used especially for making roads, WEAR, (out) to become very tired or to make someone very tired, SCUM, a dirty layer that forms on the surface of liquid, RAVINE, a deep narrow valley with steep sides.

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