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Vocabulary Five

TermDefinition
accomplice one who participates with another in wrongdoing or a crime; partner in crime
accomplice two burglars; little boy and girl making a mess; Bonnie and Clyde
amateur one who engages in an activity for enjoyment rather than money; non-professional
amateur Polaroid cameras; children/sports; karaoke singers
drudge one who does hard, boring or disagreeable work
drudge fixing a broken sewage pipe; deodorant testers; Cinderella
fugitive one who flees from justice; runaway
fugitive runaway slaves; Jesse James; FBI's most wanted list
peer one who is of equal standing with another; equals
peer Harry, Ron and Hermione; red hat ladies; peer pressure
prodigy one who has extraordinary talent or ability; a marvel or a wonder
prodigy Mozart; seven year old surgeon; enrolling in college at eight
prophet one who foretells the future; one who predicts; one who predicts
prophet Moses; fortune tellers; Nostradamus
scapegoat one who bears the blame for the mistakes or crimes of another
scapegaot Salem Witch Trials; Nazis/Jews; Pandora
sponsor one who supports or assumes responsibility for another; a supporter or a backer
sponsor disabled animals; NASCAR: alcoholics
vandal one who destroys or damages property; one who defaces things
vandal rioters; breaking windows; writing on bathroom walls
Created by: thekendalls5
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