9-16 Vocab Words
VOCAB WORDS
Terms
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- Come
- Honor Chest
- assent
- To consent; to express agreement
- olfactory
- Pertaining to the sense of smell
- tangible
- Perceptible by sense of touch
- sonic
- Pertaining to sound waves or audible sounds
- Dixie
- Normis
- specter
- A ghost
- vigil
- A period of staying awake to keep watch or to pray
- improvise
- To make up something without preparation
- circutious
- Roundabout; indirect
- circumspect
- Cautious and watchful; prudent
- ire
- Anger; rage
- sensous
- Appealing to the senses, especially aesthetically
- provocative
- Exciting; stimulating
- rotunda
- A circular domed building or hall
- ideology
- The main ideas of a class, group, or movement
- presentitment
- A sense of something about to happen
- speculate
- To form opinions without definite knowledge or evidence
- refute
- To prove a statement or person to be incorrect; to disprove
- vociferous
- Making an outcry; characterized by loudness, especially in protest
- spectrum
- The distribution of characteristics of a physical system, especially bands of colors seen as a rainbow or bands of differing sound waves
- evoke
- To summon or call forth; to inspire
- zeal
- Passionate devotion to a cause; ardor
- feint
- A misleading movement or pretended attack
- resonate
- To produce or show sound vibrations
- feign
- To pretend
- festoon
- A decorative chain of flowers, leaves or ribbons hung in a curve
- ad hoc
- For a specific purpose or situation
- repertoire
- The stocks of plays, stories, songs or other pieces that a player or company is prepared to perform
- circumference
- The outer boundary of a circle; the perimeter
- repose
- A rest; peaceful state
- prodigal
- Recklessly wasteful; extravagant
- assimilate
- To take in and make a part of the body; to digest
- auspicious
- Showing signs that promise success
- surveillance
- Supervision or close observation, especially of a suspected person
- procastinate
- To put off doing something; to delay needlessly
- rotund
- Plump; rounded
- fete
- A party or festival, especially one held out of doors
- dissent
- To have or express a different opinion
- cavernous
- Like a large cave in size or darkness
- Cody's Formal Last Name
- WOMAN
- volition
- A conscious choice; use of one's will to make a decision
- visionary
- Existing only in imagination; fanciful; not practicial
- retrospect
- A survey of past times or events
- doleful
- Mournful; sad
- prodigy
- A person with exceptional talent or powers
- encyclopedic
- Possessing information about many subjects or intensively
- condole
- To express sympathy
- cycllic
- Occurring or moving in cycles
- Nitish's Formal Last Name
- AWESOME
- ostentatious
- Showy; intended to impress people
- advocate
- To speak in favor of something; to recommend
- redolent
- Smelling strongly
- zealot
- A zealous person; a fanatic
- configuration
- A shape of outline; a method of arrangement
- Blank
- Blank
- jeopardy
- Danger; peril
- reticent
- Of a silent nature; reserved in manner
- excavate
- To dig out
- suave
- Smooth in social manner
- orb
- A sphere; anything spherical in shape
- orbit
- Path of one body as it revolves around another body
- tangent
- Touching
- jocular
- Joking; avoiding seriousness
- reiterate
- To say over again
- vigilant
- Watchful; on the lookout for danger
- assauge
- To soothe; to make less severe; to satify
- irascible
- Irritable; hot tempered
- irate
- Angry; enraged
- contiguous
- Adjoining; sharing a boundary
- concave
- Curved like the inner surface of a ball
- profuse
- Plentiful, prodigal, overflowing; giving abundantly
- introspection
- Examination of one's own thoughts and feelings
- tactile
- Pertaining to or using the sense of touch; tangible
- rote
- By memory without thought of meaning
- specimen
- A single thing that is taken as an example of a whole category
- figurative
- Using figures of speech; symbolic not literal
- ostensible
- Pretended; given as an excuse, to conceal the real reason
- repartee
- a quick, witty reply
- admonish
- To scold gently but firmly
- profane
- showing disrespect toward God or sacred things
- malevolent
- Wishing harm to others; malicious
- effigy
- A sculpture or model of a person
- sentinel
- A sentry; one who keeps watch