A river is described as braided when it becomes wide and shallow and is split into several streams separated by mid-channel bars of sand and shingle. class dark deep easy else fact fall fast fine pressure accept answer hard resource identify meeting determine disease cup particularly ability staff recognize indicate character growth loss degree wonder attack herself region television pretty trade election everybody physical general feeling standard message outside arrive praise nationwide spit harvest kneel hit base star table court produce American situation industry figure face street image phone data cover picture land describe product everyone cutting cream court cook club chosen chicken Charles character central cake cage birthday basket avoid automobile article appearance activity daily darkness diagram disappear doubt dozen dream driving effort establish exact excitement fifteen flag flies football foreign frame frequently frighten function minerals massage loose London log lips Lincoln lesson journey Italian invented impossible importance identity hurried hide harder gradually gently outer paint Papa Paris particles personal physical pipe pole pond progress quarter rays recent recognize replace rhythm Richard Robert ruler safety yesterday wise whale volume unusual traffic terrible sudden successful strike steady spirit slightly situation