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Junior Vocab

500-550

QuestionAnswer
501. auxiliary -You should always have an auxiliary plan when traveling. -helping, aiding
502. obelisk -He used an obelisk staff as his weapon of choice. -tall stone pillar with four sides
503. obese -Someone is considered obese when they are incredibly over weight and it has become detrimental to their health. -extremely overweight, stout, fat
504. saline -We made a saline mix in chemistry class. -salty, containing salt
505. objectivity -The objectivity of the project was to view school differently. -the quality or condition of being without a bias or prejudice
506. obtuse -Obtuse scissors are designed so that young users don't harm themselves. -slow of comprehending, dull
507. deleterious -His friends are a deleterious influence on him. -injerious to well being, harmful
508. embrasure -The cat was stuck between an embrasure of two walls. -an opening in a wall where one side is bigger then the other (funnel effect)
509. accede -He was next in line to accede the throne. -to agree to, adhere to
510. microcosm -Little Italy can be referred to as a microcosm. -literally a small world, can be referred to as a small world
511. autocrat -King Henry VIII was one of the most famous autocrats in history. -ruler of all
512. spartan -His spartan attitude was the reason for his win. -rugged discipline, militant war like
513. glossary -One usually goes to the glossary of a book to find the definition. -collection of specialized terms with their meanings
514. embroil -He embroiled her with his speech. -to confuse; to trouble; perplex
515. empyreal -His empyreal throne was made of gold. -to do with an empire
516. noncommittal -He gave her a noncommittal reply. -giving no clear indication of an attitude or feeling
517. redaction -As a scribe, his job of redaction was difficult. -the act of editing
518. solace -She gave solace to her mother. -to give comfort; to make cheerful
519. solecism -His speach is in solecism -a misuse of grammar; slang
520. pillage -The father of the family had to pillage to survive. -taking something by force
521. fete -There are many fetes through out the year. -festival
522. fetish -She had a fetish for washing her hands. -that to which one is irrationally attached; sexually or in anyway
523. variegated -His hands showed variegated battle scars. -streaked or spotted with colors
524. fracas -Boys are more likely to get into a fracas then girls. -a brawl or a fight
525. shard _She had several shards of glass imbedid in her foot. -a broken piece of potter or piece of material
526. glutinous -Tape has glutinous qualities. -glue like
527. precarious -Due to the precarious situations, he was not able to make it to the wedding. -subject to change, at risk, dangerously uncertain
528. enamored -He became enamored with traveling. -to be inflamed with love, deeply in love
529. enclave -Nomads lived in enclaves of many people. -a place surrounded by the territory of others
530. orthography -English teachers are masters of orthography. -the study of spelling
531. engender -Congress caused one of the biggest enegenders in history. -to bring into existence to produce
532. enjoin -The doctor refused to enjoin more medicine. -to prescribe with authority or emfasisn
533. palatable -Restaurants strive to create palatable foods. -appitizing
534. ensue -He began to ensue the task of organizing his desk. -to cause
535. spume -She had to spume the remainder of the food. -froth scum
536. staccato -Composers incorporate staccato in their music. -continuing sounds with short and pithy beats ; dubstep
537. entomology -On the suite life of zack and cody there was once an entomologist on the show. -study of insects
538. tenacious -His tenacious behavior was unhealthy. -hold together strongly
539. tautological -My mother is a very tautological person. -needlessly rephrased or reworded
540. entity -existence that to which exists an existing being
541. rife -Crime is rife in the slum areas of our cities. -abundant, common
542. cuisine -She studied cuisine in college. -manner of preparing food
543. palatine -The Duchess of Cambridge has certain palatines that the common people do not. -possessing royal privileges
544. hamper -My hamper was full after an entire week of school. -to interfere with the operation of (v), a large basket (n)
545. redoubtable -His redoubtable disposition made him feared by many. -causing fear or alarm
546. mutinous -Most teenagers behave mutinous towards there parents or authority at some point in their lives. -rebellious
547. bravado -Most boys our age display a male bravado. -a blustering swaggering conduct' a pretense of bravery
548. stupefy -Harry Potter taught the stupefy spell when he was training his class mates. -to astound; to make stupid
549. dictum -Mrs. Jones gave us a dictum about chrome books. -a noteworthy statement
550. parley -The president is to attend a parley at 2. -to speak with another; confer
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