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Unit 6 B15
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| agendaS-docket | n. a program for a meeting; a list, outline, or plan to be considered or done.My mom has an agenda of the day. |
| amiableS-pleasantA-gruff | adj. friendly, good-naturedMy brother is not amiable. |
| defuddleS-boggleA-set straight | v. to confuse, make stupidHis dog was befuddled at the command "play dead." |
| blightS-spoilA-foster | n. a diesase that causes plants to wither and die; a condition of diesase or ruin.v. to destroy, ruin |
| boisterousS-loudA-quiet | adj. rough and noisy in a cheerful way; hugh-spirited.The dog was very boisterous. |
| clarityS-precisionA-confusion | n. clearness, accuracyI needed more clarity on the multistep problem. |
| compliantS-meekA-perverse | adj. willing to do what someone else wants; obediant.The dog was compliant to my every command. |
| conserveS-guardA-waste | v. to preserve, to keep from being damaged, lost, or wasted; to save.The human race needs to conserve energy. |
| debutS-coming-outA-departure | n. a first public apperance; a formal entrance to society;v. to make a first apperanceThe president made his first debut. |
| goryS-bloodyA-bloodless | adj. marked by bloodshed, slaughter, or violence.That movie was the goriest ever! |
| grossS-fatA-slender | adj.overweigh; coarse,vulger; very noticeable; totaln. overall total; twevle dozenv. to earnWe will gross the money. |
| induceS-influenceA-deter | v. to cause to bring about; to persaudeThe medicene enduced vomiting. |
| leewayS-elbow room | n. extra space for moving along a certain route; allowance for mistakes or inaccuracies; margin of error.I gave the dog some leeway on his leash. |
| limberS-suppleA-stiff | adj. flexiblev. to cause to become flexible.The acrobat is very limber. |
| mazeS-puzzle | nn. a network of paths through which it is hard to find ones way; comething very mixed up and confusing.The corn maze was so complicated they had to rescue someone stuck in the center. |
| oracleS-seer | n. someone or something that can predict the future.The crystal ball was an oracle. |
| partisanS-fanA-foe | n. a strong supporter of a person, party, or cause; one whose support is unreasing; a resistance fighter, guerrilaadj. to strongly supporting one side only |
| reimburseS-repay | v. to pay back; to give payment forMy mon got her money reimbursed. |
| vacateS-departA-hang on to | v. to go away from, leave empty; to make empty; to void, annul.We will vacate the car from them. |
| vagabondS-hoboA-settled | n. an idle wanderer; a trampadj. wandering, iresponsibleIndians were vagabonds. |