trill - a strong feeling of excitement and pleasure, soar - to increase to a high level very quickly, daring - brave and taking risks, daredevil - someone who enjoys doing dangerous things, buzz - to be full of activity or excitement, deem - to judge or consider something in a particular way, gurgle - to make a sound like bubbling liquid, cower - to bend down or move back because you are frightened, strain - to try hard to do something, usually to see or hear something, hurl - to throw something with a lot of force, usually in an angry or violent way, school - a group of fish or other sea animals, plunge - to fall or move down very quickly and with force, concede - to admit that something is true, even though you do not want to, wedge - a piece of something that is thin at one end and thicker at the other, precaution - something that you do to prevent bad things happening in the future, death-defying - very dangerous, somersault - a movement in which you roll your body forwards or backwards so that your feet go over your head and come back down to the ground again, harness - a set of straps fastened around a horse's body and connecting it to a vehicle that it will pull, loudmouth - a person who talks a lot, especially in an offensive or stupid way, for crying out loud! - said when you are annoyed, and to emphasize what you are saying:,

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