08-09 Vocabulary
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- hyper-
- pre-excessive
- immaculate
- adj. extremely clean and neat
- transmit
- v. to pass from one person or place to another.
- interface
- n. connection linking two or more things together
- harmonious
- adj. having all parts in agreement
- bygone
- n. one especially a grievance that has passed
- entrance
- v. to give delight
- versatile
- adj. able to do many things well
- correspond
- v. to match
- navigate
- v. to steer, sail or direct the course of something
- reject
- n. one that has been rejected
- inter-
- pre. between or among
- lapse
- n. something that slips by or passes away
- congested
- adj. to be overcrowded in the body part
- tamper
- v. to interfere with something or to damage or alter it
- flammable
- adj. easily set on fire
- appease
- v. to give in to demand
- horde
- n. a large moving crowd
- hyper-
- pre.-over above
- quagmire
- n. a difficult position
- renovate
- v. to make like new
- inter-
- pre. with or on eachother; together
- trivial
- adj. of little or no importance
- paraphrase
- v. to restate in your own words
- killjoy
- n. a person who spoils the fun of others
- rendezvous
- v. to meet at a previously arranged time and place
- interface
- v. to connect
- rustic
- adj. of the countryside not the city
- tuition
- n. money made for instruction at a school or college
- whimsical
- adj. having the possibility of changing at any time
- project
- v. to direct your voice so as to be heard clearly
- desert
- n. dry place
- transmit
- v. to send signals by radio or T.V.
- deplete
- v. empty
- entrance
- n. way in
- bygone
- adj. Anything that has gone or past
- muse
- v. to think deeply
- yearn
- v. to have a wish or longing for something
- hemisphere
- n. one half of the earth
- amateur
- a person does something for pleasure, not for pay
- rendezvous
- n. a place for meeting
- correspond
- v. to exchange letters with someone
- fickle
- adj. always changing in interest or loyalty
- dominate
- v. to rule or control by strength or power
- congested
- v. having to much mucus into body part
- project
- n. a creation done by an idividual group
- partial
- adj. not complete
- dexterity
- n. skill in using the hands
- ponder
- v. to think about something very carefully
- lapse
- v. to backslide, or gradually fall into bad habits
- noxious
- adj. harmful to the health of living things
- scavenger
- n. An animal that eats dead and decaying animals
- velocity
- n. a quickness of motion
- coy
- adj. shy or bashful in a playful way
- collate
- v. to put pages together in the correct order
- garland
- n. a wearth of woven chain made of flowers, leaves, etc. used for decoration
- elevate
- v. to raise or lift
- knoll
- n. a small rounded hill
- gratify
- v. to please
- subject
- n. topic or person under power of authority
- flourish
- v. to grow or develop a strong and healthy way
- dingy
- adj. having a dirty or dull appearance
- tolerate
- v. to be able to put up with something
- interception
- n. the act of seizing or taking on the way from one place to another
- domestic
- adj. related to the home of family
- partial
- v. showing unfair behavior to one side
- rebellion
- a show of opposition towards authority
- junction
- n. a place where things meet or cross
- hyperactive
- adj. highly or excessively active
- amateur
- a person that lacks the skill of a profesional
- subject
- v. to cause; to experience
- bloat
- v. to swell or puff up
- quagmire
- n. a swampy area
- hypersensitive
- adj. abnormally to an allergen a drug or high or low temperatures
- vigorous
- adj. full of strength and energy
- hypersensitive
- adj. emotionly vulnerable
- vulnerable
- adj. capable of being hurt or injured
- kindling
- n. small peices of wood used to start a fire
- ambition
- n. a strong desire to achieve a specific goal.
- falsehood
- n. an untrue statement
- kindling
- n. small dried twigs
- encounter
- n. an unexpected meeting
- interject
- v. to throw in among things
- impartial
- adj. not favoring one over the other
- domestic
- adj. tame
- reject
- v. to refuse to accept submit to believe or make use of
- glutton
- n. someone who consumes with greed
- desert
- v. run away from