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6 - WG Vocab

Westing Game Vocabulary

worddefinition
accomplice (noun) a partner, especially in committing a crime
adjacent (adj.) nearby, next to, adjoining
alibi (noun) the plea that a person charged with a crime was somewhere else when it was committed
audible (adj.) able to be heard
debt (noun) an amount owed
distraught (adj.) extremely distressed; experiencing physical or emotional suffering
eccentric (adj.) deviating from a usual or accepted pattern; unconventional in manner or appearance; odd
elude (verb) to avoid stealthily; to escape the understanding or memory of a person
façade (noun) an outward appearance, especially concealing something hidden
forfeit (verb) to give up as a penalty for a fault
ghastly (adj.) terrifying, horrible; pale, unwell looking
indignant (adj.) expressing anger, especially at mean or unjust action
meager (adj.) lacking in quantity or quality
meticulous (adj.) very precise about small details
pretentious (adj.) claiming great importance; ostentatious
putrid (adj.) rotten or decayed and foul-smelling
rational (adj.) of or based on reason; reasonable; sane
recede (verb) to move back; withdraw; retreat
relinquish (verb) to give up; to surrender
renovate (verb) to restore to good condition; to repair
scrimp (verb) to be sparing or frugal; to save and not spend money
scrumptious (adj.) delicious
tenant (noun) a person who pays rent to live somewhere
tentative (adj.) not definite
vigil (noun) keeping watch at night
wary (adj.) watchful; cautious
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