(adj.) Unnamed, without the name of the person involved

(v.) To nibble, graze; to read casually

(n.) A person easily tricked or deceived; (v.) to deceive

(adj.) Active, energetic, forceful

(v.) To get rid of, destroy completely

(v.) To prevent from accomplishing

(n.) A temporary substitute for something else; (adj.) crude, temporary

(v.) To order as a rule or course to be followed

(n.) Something seen in advance; (v.) to view beforehand

(adj.) Standing out so as to be easily seen

(adj.) Odd or old-fashioned in a pleasing way

(n.) Punishment in return for an injury or wrong

(adj.) Not genuine, fake (v.) To make an illegal copy (n.) Designed to look real but not real

(v.) To rule over by strength or power, control

(adj.) Can't make a decision, changing constantly

(n.) One who runs away (adj.) Wandering

(adj.) Very dirty, covered with dirt

(v.) To beat roughly, to knock down

(adj) Possible, able to happen (n.) Something that can develop or become a reality

(adj.) Last, final, most important

N. A joining together for some common purpose

V. To puzzle completely, confuse

Adj. Unfriendly, warlike, aggressive

Adj. Easily set on fire, angered

V. To hurt someones feelings deeply, embarrassment, suffering

Adj. Close to being real but not reality

V. To drawback suddenly N. The act of drawing back in a way

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Vocabulary Work 6

Quiz-Need to know the part of speech

Question	Answer
Anonymous	(adj.) Unnamed, without the name of the person involved
Browse	(v.) To nibble, graze; to read casually
Dupe	(n.) A person easily tricked or deceived; (v.) to deceive
Dynamic	(adj.) Active, energetic, forceful
Eradicate	(v.) To get rid of, destroy completely
Frustrate	(v.) To prevent from accomplishing
Grim	(adj.) Fierce, savage, cruel
Makeshift	(n.) A temporary substitute for something else; (adj.) crude, temporary
Pending	(adj.) Waiting to be settled
Prescribe	(v.) To order as a rule or course to be followed
Preview	(n.) Something seen in advance; (v.) to view beforehand
Prominent	(adj.) Standing out so as to be easily seen
Quaint	(adj.) Odd or old-fashioned in a pleasing way
Reluctant	(adj.) Unwilling, holding back
Vengeance	(n.) Punishment in return for an injury or wrong
Anecdote	(n.) Story
Consolidate	(v.) To combine, unite
Counterfeit	(adj.) Not genuine, fake (v.) To make an illegal copy (n.) Designed to look real but not real
Docile	(adj.) Easily taught, led
Dominate	(v.) To rule over by strength or power, control
Fickle	(adj.) Can't make a decision, changing constantly
Fugitive	(n.) One who runs away (adj.) Wandering
Grimy	(adj.) Very dirty, covered with dirt
Maul	(v.) To beat roughly, to knock down
Potential	(adj) Possible, able to happen (n.) Something that can develop or become a reality
Radiant	(adj.) Shining, bright
Rural	(adj.) Life in the country
Substantial	(adj.) Large, important, major
Ultimate	(adj.) Last, final, most important
Uncerainty	(n.) Doubt, being unsure
Alliance	N. A joining together for some common purpose
Bewilder	V. To puzzle completely, confuse
Buffoon	N. A clown, stupid person
Controversial	Adj. Argument, disagreement
Dishearten	V. To discourage
Fruitless	Adj. Unsuccessful
Hostile	Adj. Unfriendly, warlike, aggressive
Inflammable	Adj. Easily set on fire, angered
Inflict	V. Unpleasant
Mortify	V. To hurt someones feelings deeply, embarrassment, suffering
Scurry	V. To run quickly, hurry
Spirited	Adj. Full of live
Virtual	Adj. Close to being real but not reality
Void	V. To end, empty
Wince	V. To drawback suddenly N. The act of drawing back in a way

Created by: jschwartzman

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