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Suspence 1

Vocabulary

TermDefinition
Daub (verb) To smear a rough and sticky substance in a careless way
Demure (Adj.) A shy behavior.
Frowzy (Adj.) Dirty appearance.
Immortalize (verb) To someone or something to be remembered forever.
Loam (noun) Fertile of clay and sand.
Luminous (Adj.) Producing to produce light.
Rumpled (noun) A wrinkle or fold.
Stripling (noun) A young person.
Sardonic (Adj.) Grim cynical appearance.
Scorn (noun) The belief that someone is worthless/despicable.
Tribulation (noun) The cause for immense pain or suffering.
Repressed (Adj.) Restrained.
Monetarily (Adj.) Pertaining to money
Intrigue (verb) To arouse interest
Eccentric (Adj.) An irregular practice. (Ex: Wearing blue died hair in the 1900's)
Immoral (Adj.) Violating moral principles.
Impulse (Adj.) Something done suddenly without planning due to a sudden impulse.
Proposition (noun) An offer.
Incredulous (Adj.) Not able to believe something.
Astounded (Adj.) Filled with great amazement.
Authentic (Adj.) Real or genuine.
Scoff (Verb) Speak to someone or about something in a mocking way.
Vague (Adj.) Not clear in meaning. Something that is stated in a way that is hard to understand.
Transistor (noun) A tiny device used to control the flow of electricity in radios, computers, etc.
Demoralized (Adj.) To lose confidence or to be disheartened.
Macy was rush to get to ,so she decided to_______some peanut butter on some bread, drop it into her lunch bag, and be on her way to work. Daub
The woman seemed to hide her face in her jacket anytime someone walked by her, and she would not say much, so she was acting in a ____ behavior. Demure
Peg Pen in the Charlie Brown movie is known for his ______ appearance since he is so dirty. Frowzy
Cinco De Mayo is a holiday celebrated for many because of the battle that was won unexpectedly and this battle would further ______ on the fifth of May. Immortalize
The _____ felt wet and sandy at my feet. Loam
The lamp was _____ and produce light. Luminous
Rumplestiltskin was _______ and had a wrinkled face. Rumpled
The young ________ was riding her bike happily. Stripling
The evil man always wore a _______ look everyday. Sardonic
I felt _____ that the broken toy was worthless and would never be worth anything. Scorn
Andy's back surgery caused ______ and pain. Tribulation
The boy seemed to be _____ and oppressed in serious situations. Repressed
The ______ cup was worth thousands of dollars. Monetarily
I started to ______ in piano because I was interested in making music. Intrigue
The girl decided to dye her hair green in the 1940's and it seemed ______ to other people. Eccentric
The girls ____ behavior led to detention for a day. Immoral
Anthony suddenly began to choke on a grape which led Mrs. Golf to have a sudden _____ of trying to help. Impulse
Sarah had a ___ or offer to Miley that if she gave her money for lunch she would buy her something in return. Proposition
Julia said that she flew which was ___________ to Andrew because he knew it was impossible to fly. Incredulous
The judges were ________ with the band and chorus performances. Astounded
The ______ information had been hidden for years and was the truth and was not copied. Authentic
Miya talked to Shelly in a _________ manner and seemed to mock her every word. Scoff
The essay had a ______ meaning and did not make much sense. Vague
A _______ controlled the electricity flow of the radios and computers. Transistor
The score was 21 to 1 and only 5 minutes were left and so the team became ________. Demoralized
Created by: 21Campbell
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