Adjourn (verb)
Pause, stop temerarily
The court adjourned for lunch break.
Alien (noun) (adj.)
Noun- A citezen of another country Adjective- Foreign
Comely (Adj.)
Haveing a nice appearance, Pretty
Compensate (verb)
Pay back
She copensated me for the car I bought her.
Dissolute (adj.)
Immoral
The dissolute behaveior was unexceptable.
Erratic (Adj.)
Irregular
Her erratic behaveir ended with detention.
Expulsion (noun)
Removal
The expulsion of the stray cats lead to mice roaming the streets.
Feint (noun)
Trick
She made a feint by looking in the other cabanit so the children woulnt find the candy.
Fodder (noun)
Cattle food
She reached for the bag of fodder while the horse nayed hungerly.
Fortify (Verb)
Build up, strengthen
The admeral fortifyed the troops and moved half of them to the southern bourder.
Illegible (Adj.)
Her illedgible hand writing made the teacher give her an F-.
Jeer (verb)
The student jeered at the teacher, that gave him a one way ticket to detention.
Lucrative (adj.)
Moneymakeing
Selling pizza is a very lucrative idea.
Mediocre (adj.)
Average
She got a mediocer grade on her test so she wasnt that upset.
Proliferate (verb)
Increace
Subjugate (verb)
To conquer
The army subjagated the enamy.
Sully (verb)
Stain,to soil
She sullyed her dress by rolling around in the grass.
Tantalize (verb)
Tease, torment
The bully tantalized the younger child by pulling his backpack over his eyes.
Terse (adj.)
Berif, to the point
The teacher sent the childs parents a teres letter wich hardly gave any explanation why she had punished him.
Unflinching (adj)
Firm
The olympian had an unflinching way about the way she practiced and preformed.