Adjectives

Question 1

Eccentric

Answer 1

Strange\unusual in a humorous way eg. The teachers eccentric style instantly engaged the students

Question 2

Rambunctious

Answer 2

Full of energy and difficult to control eg. The rambunctious fish flopped on the deck of the ship

Question 3

Herculean

Answer 3

Something that needs great strength and determination. Eg. Trying to wrap my head around trig was a Herculean task

Question 4

Decrepit

Answer 4

Can mean something weakened by old age, feeble eg. A decrepit man who can hardly walk

Question 5

Slogging

Answer 5

A long tiring walk or march eg. We began reluctantly slogging through the jungle

Question 6

Ineffeable

Answer 6

Too great\beautiful to describe in words eg. An ineffable beauty descends upon the canyon as the sun begins to set

Question 7

Plethora

Answer 7

An amount greater than needed\ can be used eg. The magazine contained a plethora of information

Question 8

Pristine

Answer 8

Fresh and clean, as if new eg. This house is always pristine

Question 9

Dilapidated

Answer 9

Old and in poor conditions - often refers to infrastructure eg. The building is dilapidated

Question 10

Palpable

Answer 10

Feeling or atmosphere so intense it feels real eg. The writers use of language creates a palpable sense of the characters fear

Question 11

Briny

Answer 11

Salty flavor of sea