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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