Do you know what it means?

Are you ready for a vocabulary challenge?

In her book Bernie's Quest: A Feathery Tale, the author uses several words that we don't necessarily use every day. 

Match each of the following words used in Bernie’s Quest: A Feathery Tale to its definition below.

absent-minded   acquaintance   although   decreed   drizzle     dwell   exhaustion   flotilla   gobbledygook

Kazabazua   motto   mouser   oblivious   Parliament   patchwork   scissors    slightly

smitten   superstitious   suspicious   swaying   swiftly   twinkle   worldliness   zillions

1. A very large  number
2. The state of being very tired
3. A person that you know but is not a close friend
4. A thing that is made up of many different pieces or parts
5. To be moving slowing from side to side
6. Light rain
7. Name of a village in Québec (Canada)
8. Suddenly feeling that you are in love with somebody
9. But, however
10. An expression in your eyes that shows you are happy about something
11. Complicated language that is difficult to understand
12. The buildings where the Prime minister, its ministers and the Senate work
13. Not willing or able to trust someone or something
14. Tool for cutting paper or cloth
15. Short sentence that expresses the aims and beliefs of a person, a group or an institution
16. Forgetful
17. Group of boats or small ships sailing together
18. Not aware of something
19. Cat that catches mice
20. To think or talk a lot about something
21. Moving very quickly
22. Someone who believe that particular events bring good or bad luck
23. Decided, judged or ordered something officially
24. The fact of being connected with the world or having a lot of experience in life
25. A little

For the answers to this challenge, click on this link: http://angepoilu.canalblog.com/archives/2014/08/26/30837606.html