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Wordly Wise6 EMS #7

Wordly Wise 6 EMS Lesson 7

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brawl (noun) A rough, noisy fight
brawl (verb) To fight noisily
casual (adj) 1. Not planned
casual (adj) 2. Not regular; occasional
casual (adj) 3. Suitable for everyday use; comfortable
constant (adj) 1. Not changing
constant (adj) 2. Loyal; faithful
constant (adj) 3. Without a pause; unending
excel (verb) To do well; to be better or greater than others
exhaust (verb) 1. To use up
exhaust (verb) 2. To tire out
exhaust (noun) The waste gases from an engine; also, the system that pumps out such waste
hardy (adj) Able to survive under bad conditions; tough
mediocre (adj) Of low to medium quality; barely passable
monotonous (adj) Always the same; not varying; boring
monotonous (monotony) noun Lack of variety resulting in boredom
originate (verb) To bring or come into being
orginate (orgin) noun A beginning or coming into being
punctuate (verb) 1. To add marks such as commas and periods to writing to make the meaning
punctuate (noun) The use of marks such as commas and periods in writing
ravenous (adj) 1. Very hungry
ravenous (adj) 2. Eager of whatever satisfies one's needs or wants
realistic (adj) 1. Closely resembling real life
soothe (verb) 1. To make calm and relaxed
soothe (verb) 2. To relieve soreness; to make less painful
stampede (noun) A sudden rush of animals or people, usually caused by fear
stampede (verb) To take part in a stampede
veteran (noun) 1. A person who has served in the armed forces
veteran (noun) 2. A person with much experience
veteran (adj) Experienced
Created by: Bonnie Drick
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