idly, Without much effort, purpose, or attention., to outgrow, To become too old or too large for something., to unfold, To gradually develop or happen., to bellow, To shout in a very loud, deep voice., bulldozed, Knocked down, cleared, or flattened using a bulldozer., to careen, To move quickly and uncontrollably., eaves, The lower edges of a roof that extend beyond the walls., earshot, The distance within which something can be heard., rafters, Beams that support a roof., vent, An opening that allows air to enter or leave a space., to slope, To gradually rise or fall at an angle., abuzz, Filled with activity, excitement, or noise., combines, Large farm machines used to harvest crops., bush hog, A heavy farm mower used to cut grass, weeds, and brush., gravity wagon, A farm wagon designed so grain can flow out through an opening at the bottom., contraptions, Machines or devices that look unusual or complicated., overwhelmed, Feeling unable to handle something because there is too much happening., reluctantly, Unwillingly or hesitantly., to ruffle, To mess up or move something lightly., trooper, Someone who handles a difficult situation bravely and without giving up., to snuggle, To move close to someone or something for warmth, comfort, or affection.

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