This mouth morpheme means to be skilled, fancy, or finding something interesting. 

Examples:
The rocket blasted away without a hitch. 
Decorating lavishly
The water glistened.
Oh, how interesting!

This mouth morpheme means really close or extra.

Examples:
The plane barely made its landing.
Bought it right before it sold out. 
So beautiful!
Whoa, close call!

This mouth morpheme means really long or wildly excited.

Examples:
The train chugged up the hill. 
Taking many fun pictures 
The vastly long curve 
Look at that! 

This mouth morpheme means finally. 

Examples:
The bike finally took off. 
Finally sat down
The gate finally opened. 
Saw something finally

This mouth morpheme means being embarrassed by one’s own mistake. 

​Examples:
The flying helicopter realized it was wrong and turned away embarrassingly. 
While talking, I felt something was off.
I realized my shirt went a bit low and pulled it up to cover my chest. 
Saw something off

This mouth morpheme means sly, flirty, or feeling sorry.

Examples:
The car turned slyly. 
Flirty texting
Styling my hair on the side
Oh, that’s too bad!

This mouth morpheme means taking on oneself or making a mistake.

Examples:
A boat made a mistake and turned away. 
Made an error while cooking but making do with it regardless.
​Uh oh, it is raining!
I realized something was off.
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This mouth morpheme means whoa. 

Examples:
The motorcycle turned boldly. 
Dancing stunningly
The wind blasted in. 
So appealing!