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When You Reach Me2

Vocab for When You Reach Me set 2

TermDefinition
architect n., someone who designs buildings
pending adj., waiting to be approved or accepted
velour n., a type of cloth that resembles velvet
oblivious adj., completely unaware of something
knapsack n., a small backpack
wedge v., to force (someone or something) into a very small or narrow space
unappealing adj., ugly, not very attractive
radiator n., a large metal heating device
hexagon n., a flat shape that has six angles and six sides
crud n., a slang term for any dirty or greasy substance
postscript n., a P.S., a note or series of notes added at the end of a letter, article, or book
zigzag v., to move along a path that has a series of short, sharp turns or angles
veil n., a piece of cloth or net worn usually by women over the head to hide the face
preservative n., a chemical that is added to food to keep it fresh longer
suede n., soft leather that has been rubbed on one side to make a surface that looks and feels like velvet
Created by: MsRisch
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