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Wordly Wise6 EMS #12

Wordly Wise6 EMS Lesson 12

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abandon (verb) 1. To give up by leaving in time of danger
abandon (verb) 2. To lose or give up completely
abandon (verb) 3. To withdraw help or support from one in need
adversary (noun) An enemy or opponent
baffle (verb) To confuse; to prevent from understanding
blunder (noun) A stupid or careless mistake
blunder (verb) 1. To make such a mistake
blunder (verb) 2. To move in a clumsy or careless eay
colossal (adj) Very big; enormous
detect (verb) To discover something not easily noticed
haul (verb) To pull or carry with effort
haul (noun) 1. The amount caught or taken at one time
haul (noun) 2. The distance traveled or to be traveled
overpower (verb) To get the better of; to defeat
rejoice (verb) To be very happy
scoff (verb) To mock; to ridicule
sentinel (noun) One who keeps watch or guards a point of entry
seige (noun) The surrounding of a place in order to force it to surrender
sinister (adj) Suggesting or leading to evil or harm
victor (noun) The winner in a contest or struggle
victor (victorious) adj Successful in a contest or battle
woe (noun) 1. Deep distress or misery
woe (noun) 2. Trouble; misfortune
woe (woeful) adj 1. Full of woe; unhappy
woe (woeful) adj 2. Very bad; wretched
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