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What does the word gullible mean in Charlotte's Web?

Anonymous

∙ 13y ago

Updated: 3/22/2024

In "Charlotte's Web," the word "gullible" is used by the old sheep to describe Wilbur when he believes the "miracle" Charlotte spins in her web will save him from the slaughterhouse. It means someone who is easily fooled or deceived.

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∙ 1y ago

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