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2BRO2B, Button Vocab

TermDefinition
Daub To coat or smear (a surface) with a thick or sticky substance in a carelessly rough or liberal way
Demure (Of a woman or her behavior) reserved, modest, or shy
Demoralized Having lost confidence or hope; disheartened
Frowzy Having a messy or dirty appearance
Immortalize To cause (someone or something) to be remembered forever
Loam A fertile soil of clay or sand
Luminous Producing or seeming to produce light
Rumpled A fold or wrinkle; ruffled or disheveled appearance
Stripling A young person
Sardonic Grimly mocking or cynical
Scorn The feeling of belief that someone or something is worthless or despicable; contempt
Tribulation A cause of great trouble or suffering
Repressed Restrained, inhibited, or suppressed
Monetarily Of or pertaining to money
Intrigue To arouse curiosity or interest
Eccentric Deviating from the recognized or customary character, practice, etc; irregular, erratic, peculiar, or odd
Immoral Violating moral principles; not conforming to the patterns of conduct usually accepted or established as consistent with principles or personal and social ethics
Impulse Done suddenly and without planning; something or a feeling/showing a lack of belief
Proposition Offer or proposal
Incredulous Not able or willing to believe something; a feeling or showing a lack of belief
Astounded Overwhelmed with astonishment or amazement
Authentic Real or genuine; not copied or false
Scoff Speak to someone or about something in a scornfully derisive or mocking way
Vague Not clear in meaning; stated in a way that is general and not specific
Transistor A small device that is used to control the flow of electricity in radios, computers, etc
Daub Michelle daubed some sunscreen on her neck so she wouldn't get sunburned in the California sun.
Demure Lucy was a demure young girl who hid behind her mother on the first day of kindergarten.
Demoralized After the team got another goal, David was demoralized because he was losing 6-0.
Frowzy As soon as the young boy came back from playing in the woods with his grandfather, he was frowzy, leaving dirt all over the house as he went.
Immortalize After the statue of Kayla Brown was finally done being built, she was immortalized into the small town of Jacksonville.
Loam Jackson was walking in the woods when he discovered a loam which he then studied.
Luminous The lamp was luminous and it lit up the whole room.
Rumpled After ironing the shirt, Courtney felt that it was still rumpled.
Stripling Sally was a stripling compared to the older kids playing on the same soccer field.
Sardonic Danny was being sardonic when he went behind the teacher's back and tried to act like her mockingly.
Scorn The broken pencil was scorn because he could not write with it anymore.
Tribulation A huge earthquake in Japan was tribulation because of the massive tsunami it caused, killing thousands of people.
Repressed The dog felt repressed as soon as he was put on his blue leash.
Monetarily The diamond necklace was monetarily valuable to the robber.
Intrigue The audience was intrigued when the magician pulled out a rabbit from his small, black hat.
Eccentric Donald looked eccentric to others kids at Northern for his bright, pink hair.
Immoral Lana felt immoral as she decided to tell lies about her classmate.
Impulse Sofia resisted the impulse to check her watch.
Proposition The dealer made a proposition letting the audience know his deal.
Incredulous Kaitlin was incredulous when it came to the statements of hunting animals for food and hunting in general.
Astounded Alex was astounded as soon as he learned that he got all A's on his report card.
Authentic The vase felt authentic to Kevin because of the old and detailed drawings covering it.
Scoff John was scoff as he mocked the other boy in a rude and sarcastic way.
Vague Because the answer on the test was vague to Alyssa, she asked the teacher what it meant.
Transistor The teacher was teaching the class about a transistor he once saw in a museum that could control the flow of electricity in an old radio.
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