Wētā (Level 2)

1. somewhat or slightly wet
5. to lose a covering of hair, feathers, etc., and replace it with new growth in the same place
7. a small animal that is related to the weasel and is used for hunting rodents
11. to bite or pinch (someone or something) lightly
12. someone or something that could cause trouble, harm, etc.
13. a small black insect that jumps high and that makes loud, high-pitched noises
16. to put someone or something new in the place or position of (someone or something)
18. a small animal that has a long body and brown fur that turns white in winter
20. a hard covering that protects something (such as a vehicle or an animal)

2. the season between summer and winter
3. to detect the presence or occurrence of (something)
4. any one of a group of living things (such as molds, mushrooms, or yeasts) that often look like plants but have no flowers and that live on dead or decaying things
6. a very long, large tooth that sticks out of the mouth of an animal (such as an elephant, walrus, or boar)
8. having rotted or decayed and no longer able to be used, eaten, etc.
9. a continuous slight shaking movement : a series of small, fast movements back and forth or from side to side
10. of a bird, insect, fish, etc. : to come out of an egg : to be born by coming out of an egg
14. a rare reptile found only in New Zealand
15. a sharp, pointed part on an animal or plant
17. to make a hole or tunnel in the ground by digging
19. something (such as a leaf, skeleton, or footprint) that is from a plant or animal which lived in ancient times and that you can see in some rocks