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Vocab 14 (C)

Unit 14 definitions

TermDefinition
alibi a claim of having been elsewhere when a crime was committed; a reason given to explain something
confederate joined with others for a common purpose; a person, state, or country that joins with another for a common purpose; a partner in crime
discharge to let go; to unload cargo or passengers; to fire off; to give off; a release or letting go; a firing off; a giving off; something given off
economical careful about spending money or using resources
frank honest in expressing thoughts and feelings
modify to change somewhat
mutiny an open rebellion against authority; to rebel against those in charge
negative saying "no"; not positive or helpful; less than zero; having the same electric charge as an electron; an expression tht says "no"; a photographic image in which light and dark areas are reversed
pursue to chase in order to catch; to strive to achieve; to carry out
reign the power or rule of a monarch; a monarch's period of rule; to rule as a monarch; to be widespread
singular referring to one person or thing only; out of the ordinary; the form of a word that is used to refer to one person or thing
swindle to cheat out of money or property; a scheme for cheating someone
Created by: slheard
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