amazement (n.): surprise
ankle (n.): it is between your leg and your foot
approach (v.): to come near
birthmark (n.): a mark on your skin that was there when you were born
bubble (n.): when water boils, you see bubbles on the surface cast a spell: to do magic
cave (n.): a hole cut into rock
cliff (n.): a high, steep wall of rock
cloak (n.): a sort of heavy cape - a coat without sleeves
cottage (n.): a small house in the country
deep (adj.): a long way down/into
enchantress (n.): a woman with magic powers
exhausted (adj.): very very tired
fairy (n.): a magical creature
fancy-dress party (n.): a party where everyone wears funny clothes
fog (n.): a kind of cloud near the ground - you can’t see very far in a fog
handsome (adj.): very good-looking (for a boy or a man)
hedge (n.): it often divides two fields or two gardens
law (n.): A crime is something that is against the law
magnificent (adj.): luxurious and beautiful
seagull (n.): a grey and white seabird
shelter (v.): to protect yourself - from the rain, for example
shiver (v.): to shake or to tremble when you are very cold
sigh (v.): the noise you make when you are sad or bored
soaked (adj.): very wet
steep (adj.): at a sharp angle, difficult to climb
sword (n.): before there were guns, soldiers used swords in battle
trust (v.): to have confidence in - I trust my best friend
twinkle (v.): to shine like stars
wave (v.): to make a movement with your hand
wicked (adj.): very very bad