| Word |
Meaning |
Sentence |
Antonyms |
A Clue |
| skeptical | doubting of everything | Susie was very ____about going on vacation. | trusting;believing. | stubburn;very doubting |
| detour | a deviation of a direct course | During the race, John took a ____ and lost the track. | direct route | off course |
| draped | covering | When I was at the dentist, he ____a cloth over me so I wouldn't get anything on my new clothes. | bare;uncover | cover someone below their neck |
| sprawled | to sit or lie with the body and limbs sread out awkardly | The dog was ____ out in the sun on a warm summer day. | none | lay in an odd position |
| cantankerous | disagreeable | Susie was very ____ because she didn't get enough sleep. | cheerful;easygoing | doesn't agree much |
| crotchety | having a difficult and contrary disposition | When I was tired I was very ____ because I didn't want to talk to anyone. | good humored; good natured | crabby; cranky |
| crumpled | having wrinkles | My neighbor was very ____because she is old. | flat;smooth | creased;crinkled |
