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SAT WOD Words

Grade 6 WODs, SAT WORDS

WODDefinition
Precarious adj. dangerous, unstable
Optimistic adj. looking on the bright side, expect the best
Pessimisitic adj. looking on the dark side, expect the worst
Ludicrous adj. silly, ridiculous
Tepid adj. 1)lukewarm, slightly warm 2) unenthusiastic
Ostentatious adj. showy, flashy
Loiter verb. to hang around, waste time
Affluent adj. well to do
Elated adj. extremely happy, full of joy
Former adj. 1) the first of 2 things 2) of earlier or past times
Latter adj. 1) the 2nd of 2 things mentioned 2) later
Destitute adj. extremely poor
Despondent adj. extremely sad
Inferior 1)adj. of poorer quality 2)noun. person of lower quality
Superior adj. 1) of better quality 2)person of higher rank or status
Fleet 1)adj. very fast 2)noun. group of vehicles under 1 command
Ominous adj. threatening
Significant adj. meaningful
Trivial adj. meaningless
Minute adj. tiny
Immense adj. extremely large
Lethargic adj. slow moving
Rancid adj. spoiled
Irate adj. very angry
Belligerent adj. Prone to fighting
Dillapidated adj. not well cared for
Lean adj. 1) meat having little fat 2) skinny
Placid adj. calm
Replenish verb. refill
Trepidation noun. fright
Feline 1)noun. cat family member 2)adj. catlike
Immaculate adj. perfectly clear
Succinct adj. brief, to the point
Flaw/less 1)noun. a mistake 2)adj. perfect
Dense adj. 1) tightly packed together 2 stupid
Agile adj. to move quickly easily
Berserk adj. insane, crazy
Superfluous adj. too much
Indolent adj. lazy
Sparse adj. widely spaced
Tardy adj. late
Emaciated adj. extremely thin
Taut adj. stretched tight (Rope)
Dubious adj. 1) uncertain 2) suspicious
Uncouth adj. rude
Bedlam noun. chaos
Ambiguous adj. having more than 1 meaning
Reluctant adj. unwilling
Bold adj. no fear
Indigent adj. poor
Elusive adj. 1) hard to catch 2) hard to grasp
Irascible adj. cranky
Repulsivegus adj. disgusting
Timid adj. shy
In/edible adj. 1)not eatable 2)eatable
Scrutinize verb. to examine closely
Loath/e 1)adj. reluctant 2)verb. to hate
Lethal adj. deadly
Obsolete adj. no longer used
Boisterous adj. noisy in a happy way
Tentative adj. not definite
Obese adj. extremely fat
Dilemma noun. a situation between 2 evils, difficult choice
Current 1)noun. flow of air, water, electricity 2)adj. present use
Exterior 1)noun. the outside(of...) 2)adj. outer(thing)
Interior 1)noun. the inside(of...) 2)adj. inner(thing)
Idle adj. doing nothing
Vivacious adj. lively (female only)
Evasive adj. avoided by cleverness or trickery (moves, strategies, answers)
Prudent adj. very wise
Deter/rent 1)verb. to block 2)noun. something that blocks
Ponder verb. to think seriously
Genial adj. friendly
Pugnacious adj. belligerentus
Herbivore/Herbivoroust 1)noun. animal that eats plants 2)adj. plant eating
Carnivore/Carnivorous 1)noun. animal that eats meat 2)adj. meat eating
Omnivore/Omnivorous 1)noun. animal that eats plants and meat 2)adj. plant and meat eating
Desolate 1)deserted 2)lonely
Charred adj. partly burnt
Urban adj. city like
Rural adj. farmland like
Suburb/an 1)noun. near large city 2)adj. like a suburb
Turmoil noun. a disturbance
Conflict noun. fight, argue, disagree, struggle
Rival 1)verb. compete 2)noun. opponent
Random adj. with no plan
Famine noun. wide spread starvation
Decline verb. 1) to refuse politely 2) to fall to a lower lover noun. 3) a fall to a lower level (2&3 only price, health, and population2/popularity3
Ascend/t 1)verb. to climb up 2)noun. the climb up
Potential 1)noun. possibillity 2)adj. possible
Abolish/Abolitionist 1)verb. to do away with completely 2)noun. someone who wanted to do away with slavery before the civil war
Ethical adj. morally right
Diverse adj. different
Hinder verb. to deter, block
Abundant adj. more than enough
Authentic adj. real
Devour verb. to eat hugrily
Compassionate adj. wishing to help those that suffer
Diligent adj. hard working
Pensive adj. thoughtful in a sad way
Refuse 1)verb. to decline 2)noun. garbage
Modest adj. simple
Disconsolate adj. heartbroken
Endure verb. 1)to last 2)to put up with
Erratic adj. irregular
Emerge verb. to come in the open after hidden
Impede verb. to block
Coax verb. to persuade by soft words
Foul 1)adj. dirty odor stormy weather indecent language 2)noun. a play against rules in sports
Chaos/Chaotic 1)noun. bedlam 2)adj. confused
Obstinate adj. stubborn
Prolific adj. creating many art/music/literature
Furtive/ly 1)adj. sneaky 2)adv. sneakiLY
Murky adj. dark
Abrupt adj.sudden
Saunter verb. to stroll
Lurk verb. to wait/move in a furtive way
Vague adj. not definite
Reproach 1)verb. to blame verbally 2)noun. a criticism
Defiant adj. disobediant
Languid adj. feeling weak
Anguish noun. emotional pain
Composure noun. calmless
Intermittent adj. occuring at irregular intervals
Complex 1)adj. complicated 2)noun. group of buildings in same location under 1 managment
Nostalgia noun. a longing for something or place from the past
Infer verb. to figure out by reasoning
Lucrative adj. high paying
CLemency noun. mercy
Sanctuary noun. a place of peace
Aversion noun. a strong dislike
Imminent adj. likely to happen soon
Utopia noun. an ideal place
Credulous adj. gullible
Frugal adj. careful not to waste money/possessions
Compulsory adj. required
Impulsive adj. acting without thinking
Anarchy noun. lack of government or laws
Enhance verb. to make better
Somber adj. dark, gloomy
Nocturnal adj. active during the night
Arduos adj. very difficult
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