English, 29.08.2019 15:30 jbell735

Can any one make a story using all of these words:
wreck
sought
crouch
naughty
squawk
realm
appoint
sorcerer
hoist
mourn
pierce
earnest
league
tepid
heirloom
endeavor
refute
coax
absurd
turmoil
trampoline
turquoise
taut
fierce
rehearse
forfeit
sparse
heroine
perilous
rhythm

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