2nd quarter Flashcards

(47 cards)

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Logophile

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Noun- a lover of words

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Chockablock

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Adjective- crowded

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Hubbub

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Noun- a loud noise

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Mellifluous

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Adjective- sweet-sounding

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Voracious

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Adjective- extremely hungry

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Fruitless

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Adjective- useless

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Desolate

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Adjective- deserted of people

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Vaguely

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Adverb- slightly; somewhat

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Dank

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Adjective- damp, musty, and cold

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Ferocity

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Noun- fierceness; extreme intensity

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Linger

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Verb- continue to stay; delay leaving

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Portly

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Adjective- stout or overweight

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Sheepishly

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Adverb- with a bashful or embarrassed look

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Conventional

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Adjective- usual; traditional

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Impasse

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Noun- a situation in which no progress can be made; a deadlock

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Cohort

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Noun- a companion or associate

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Puny

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Adjective- weak and small

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Hustle

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Verb- to gain by energetic effort

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Revert

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Verb- to return to a former condition

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Translucent

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Adjective- allowing light to pass through

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Improvise

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Verb- to make up on the spur of the moment; without preparation

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Perfunctorily

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Adverb- in a mechanical or unconcerned way; done routinely with little interest or care

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Redundant

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Adjective- not needed; more than necessary

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Perception

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Noun, the way you think about or understand someone or something; your observation

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Wiry
Adjective, very thin but strong and muscular
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Moot
Adjective, not worth talking about; no longer important or worth discussing
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Futile
Adjective, serving no useful purpose; completely ineffective
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Claustrophobic
Adjective, not having enough space for people to feel comfortable; closed in
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Cacophony
Noun, a mix of harsh, loud, unpleasant sounds that make you want to block your ears
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Groggy
Adjective, confused or foggy-headed because of lack of sleep or being sick
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Rapt
Adjective, showing complete delight to interest; completely focused
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Ultimatum
Noun, a final demand
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Vitality
Noun; the power to survive, great physical strength
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Mull
Verb; to consider at length, ponder or think over
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Civilized
Adjective; sophisticated, cultured, refined
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Shambles
Noun; a scene of destruction
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Confine
Verb; to prevent someone from leaving a place
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Destitute
Noun; people lacking the necessities of life, the poor
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Gruel
Noun, a thin watery porridge (like oatmeal)
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Reverberates
Verb, echoes
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Infuriate
Verb, To make someone very angry or furious
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Incoherent
Adjective, Not easy to understand; unclear
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Brusque
Adjective, Talking or behaving in a very direct, brief, and unfriendly manner
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Folderol
Noun, Foolishness; nonsense
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Dowry
Noun, Money or property brought to a marriage by the bride
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Odious
Adjective, Causing to deserving strong dislike
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Accost
Verb, To approach or speak to someone in an angry, aggressive manner