to frog

To pull out the thread used to join pieces of cloth or close a cut

To remove stitches from fabric by taking out the thread

To undo a sweater or other item made from yarn to reuse the yarn

To remove stitches from cloth or clothing

A temporary hoarse voice that makes speaking hard

A person who slowly fails to notice danger until it is too late

Very small, delicate, and of excellent quality

A small frog that lives in trees with sticky pads on its toes for climbing

Back legs of frogs cooked and eaten as food that taste like chicken

A common North American frog that lives near ponds and marshes

A person or group that does not react to slow harmful changes until serious damage happens

A small light brown frog that lives in moist North American forests

A water frog from Africa without a tongue that has claws and is often used in labs

A common North American green or brown frog with dark oval spots edged in white

A small North American frog with a loud musical call

A small frog that lives in trees and has sticky pads on its toes to climb

A small North American frog that makes a quick clicking call near water

A frog that makes a sound like a small dog

A small brown frog with dark square spots that lives near ponds and in grassy areas

A small green or brown animal that lives near ponds and wet places and croaks

A small frog from western North America with a tail-like organ in males used to mate

A swimming movement where you pull your knees up, straighten your legs, and push them together like a frog

A tree frog that can change its color to match its surroundings

A small lizard with spines on its head and rough scales that eats insects

A smooth-bodied animal that lives in water and on land with long back legs and webbed feet

A very large frog from central Africa that can grow up to a foot long and weigh about ten pounds

A common European frog that lives on land and in water and is often green or brown

A medium-sized frog that lives near streams and mountain meadows in the Cascade Mountains

A small frog that lives near ponds and streams in the eastern United States and makes a short clicking call

A small Central American frog that makes a sound like a sheep

A small green wild flower with greenish blooms that grows in meadows and grasslands

A frog from Central and South America that has teeth and lives on land, in water, or in trees

A land frog that digs and lives underground at night with a hard head

A small frog that jumps, lives near ponds, and makes a high, sharp call in eastern and central United States

A small ground-dwelling frog from tropical America that lives on the forest floor

A small frog from the southwestern United States and Mexico that makes a sound like a barking dog

A large Mexican frog that lives near streams and ponds in the mountains

A frog with no tongue that lives mainly in water in Africa, Panama, and northern South America