1. Something that completes or make perfect 2. The number or amount that makes up a whole. 3. to bring to completion or perfection

1. any of the more important parts of a whole 2. contributing to form a whole

1. to call forth by magic, or as if by magic 2. (with up) to bring to mind; to recall or evoke

to give special attention to: to stress

honor or respect shown publicly

1. unplanned 2. without preparation

marked by richness of growth, especially of vegetation

1. Mixture of often unrelated things 2. a selection of music from various sources, played as one piece

1. to require someone to do something for legal, social, or moral reasons 2. to earn the gratitude of 3. to do a favor for

drawing undeserved or inappropriate attention to oneself; showy

1. Of or relating to country life or people 2. lacking elegance or polish 3. a country person, especially one thought of as simple or crude

1. So light as to be not easily seen or understood 2. Able to understand fine shades of meaning

a person’s employment; occupation

1. A payment made as a reward, especially one made by the authorities 2. that which is given freely, by nature or a generous person

1. The hiding of something as a result of its appearance 2. something used as a cover or disguise 3. to hide or conceal, especially by disguising the appearance of

1. To recede, fall back, or pull away from 2. to fall to a lower level or weaker state; to dwindle 3. the passing to a lower level or weaker state

1. to search for food or supplies 2. food such as hay or grain for farm animals

1. To trouble or annoy by attacking repeatedly 2. to cause to become worried or weary

to cover with a material that keeps electricity, heat, or sound from escaping

1. A planned military movement 2. A skillful move or clever trick. 3. To perform military movements with 4. To move or manage in a skillful way.

marked with different colored patches or blotches

the state of being close or next to; nearness

1. Smooth and glossy 2. Having slender, graceful lines.

On one’s guard; watchful; suspicious

1. to cause to stop depending on a mother’s milk for nourishment 2. To detach from something one has grown accustomed to

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Week 2 Day 3 Vocab

Week 2 Day 3 Vocabulary Words

Term	Definition
Complement	1. Something that completes or make perfect 2. The number or amount that makes up a whole. 3. to bring to completion or perfection
Component	1. any of the more important parts of a whole 2. contributing to form a whole
Conjure	1. to call forth by magic, or as if by magic 2. (with up) to bring to mind; to recall or evoke
Emphasize	to give special attention to: to stress
Homage	honor or respect shown publicly
Impromptu	1. unplanned 2. without preparation
Lush	marked by richness of growth, especially of vegetation
Medley	1. Mixture of often unrelated things 2. a selection of music from various sources, played as one piece
Oblige	1. to require someone to do something for legal, social, or moral reasons 2. to earn the gratitude of 3. to do a favor for
Pretentious	drawing undeserved or inappropriate attention to oneself; showy
Prowess	great skill or ability
Rustic	1. Of or relating to country life or people 2. lacking elegance or polish 3. a country person, especially one thought of as simple or crude
Subtle	1. So light as to be not easily seen or understood 2. Able to understand fine shades of meaning
Vocation	a person’s employment; occupation
Warble	to sing in a melodious manner
Bounty	1. A payment made as a reward, especially one made by the authorities 2. that which is given freely, by nature or a generous person
Camouflage	1. The hiding of something as a result of its appearance 2. something used as a cover or disguise 3. to hide or conceal, especially by disguising the appearance of
Ebb	1. To recede, fall back, or pull away from 2. to fall to a lower level or weaker state; to dwindle 3. the passing to a lower level or weaker state
Forage	1. to search for food or supplies 2. food such as hay or grain for farm animals
Harass	1. To trouble or annoy by attacking repeatedly 2. to cause to become worried or weary
Insulate	to cover with a material that keeps electricity, heat, or sound from escaping
Lethargic	slow moving; sleepy or tired
Maneuver	1. A planned military movement 2. A skillful move or clever trick. 3. To perform military movements with 4. To move or manage in a skillful way.
Mottled	marked with different colored patches or blotches
Murky	dark; gloomy
Proximity	the state of being close or next to; nearness
Replenish	To fill up again
Sleek	1. Smooth and glossy 2. Having slender, graceful lines.
Wary	On one’s guard; watchful; suspicious
Wean	1. to cause to stop depending on a mother’s milk for nourishment 2. To detach from something one has grown accustomed to

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