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All Vocab Words
Try the Dayton Challenge; all Vocab words! How long can YOU last in Hungry Bug?
Question | Answer |
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capacity | 1. the largest possible amount that can be contained, or 2. the ability to do something |
boisterous | noisy and rowdy |
maximum | highest allowable amount |
inept | without skill; clumsy |
restrain | to hold back |
commentary | an explanation or interpretation |
marvel | a wonderful thing or an awesome sight |
factor | a reason or circumstance |
cumulative | increasing by adding one thing after another |
intimidate | to frighten, threaten, scare |
painstaking | taking a lot of care or trouble; careful |
anguish | extreme suffering or pain |
unanimous | in complete agreement, everyone agreed |
continuous | without interruption or end |
erupt | to burst, explode or release suddenly |
ample | plenty; more than enough |
collaborate | to work together, especially on a piece of work of art |
concise | short and to the point; saying a lot in a few words |
distinct | different; not the same as others |
diversity | having different types together; variety |
dominate | to rule over, control, or tower above |
ignite | to set on fire; to burn |
linger | to stay in place longer than expected |
mimic | to imitate or copy an action (often to make fun of someone) |
parody | a funny imitation |
rural | out in the country or related to the country |
strive | to try hard; to struggle to accomplish something |
superior | better than; above average |
urban | having to do with the city; city-like |
objective | a goal or purpose |
allegiance | loyalty or devotion |
chronological | occurring or going in order of time |
context | the background or situation for something |
dilligent | hard-working or thorough |
generate | to produce or create |
majority | the greater part or number |
meager | not enough; inadequate |
negotiate | to bargain; to try to reach a deal |
obstacle | something that gets in your way; an obstruction |
possess | to own, occupy, or control |
poverty | the state of being poor |
prejudice | judge someone or something before you know much about them; a preconceived attitude |
prosecute | to accuse or put on trial |
remote | far out of the way and distant |
transform | to change |
campaign | a series of operations to accomplish a goal |
collide | to crash into |
consequence | the outcome, result or effect |
drastic | extreme, severe |
elaborate | worked out with great care and attention to detail |
inevitable | unavoidable and necessary |
vow | to promise or pledge |
treacherous | 1. not to be trusted; dishonest 2. dangerous and hazardous |
subsequent | following in order; next |
siege | a long fight, especially surrounding of a city |
sanctuary | 1. a holy place 2. a safe place |
retaliate | to get even; to do something to get revenge |
provoke | to enrage or stir up |
predicament | a difficult situation |
loathe | to feel intense hate for |
dense | tightly packed in |
deplete | to use up |
eclipse | to overshadow or surpass |
eerie | weird, scary, or creepy |
effect | a result or consequence |
esteem | to honor or think of highly |
excel | to outdo or surpass; to be extremely talented at |
futile | useless |
hazardous | dangerous or risky |
influence | to sway or affect |
monotonous | having very little variety; staying the same; boring |
prominent | well-known or noticeable |
quest | a search or pursuit |
solar | relating to the sun |
unique | one of a kind |
anticipate | to expect, look forward to, or prepare for |
apparel | clothing or attire |
controversy | conflict created by differing opinions |
deluge | a flood of water; and excessive amount of something |
designate | to point something out; to give a name or title to something |
equivalent | equal to something else |
hostile | unfriendly or against |
ingenious | especially clever or brilliant |
jovial | happy and cheerful |
makeshift | thrown together or crudely created |
salvage | to rescue or save something |
significant | noteworthy or important |
terrain | an area of land and its features |
unruly | difficult to control rule |
vacate | to leave something |
agony | intense suffering |
beneficial | helpful |
composure | a state of calmness or self-control |
constant | not changing; continuing without pause |
cope | to deal with |
dissolve | to melt away or break apart |
duration | the length of time that something happens or exists |
genre | a class or category |
immense | huge |
optimist | someone who believes things will be good |
predict | to guess what will happen in the future; to forecast |
refuge | a shelter or safe haven |
stifle | to hold something back or cut something off |
terminate | to end or conclude |
verge | the edge of something |
adhere | o stick to, either physically or mentally |
apprehensive | unsure about trying something |
arrogant | having too much pride |
awe | a feeling of amazement, sometimes along with some fear |
capital | 1. the city in which the center of government is located 2. money or wealth used in business |
conspicuous | easily see or noticed |
dialogue | a conversation between two or more people |
hoax | something meant to trick others |
encounter | to meet or come across, usually by accident |
former | having come before, previous |
lure | to attract on purpose, usually for evil reasons |
massive | extremely large, usually beyond understanding |
preliminary | done in preparation for a main event |
propel | to send forward with some force |
tangible | touchable, real or actual |
accumulate | to gather or collect |
ambition | a strong desire or drive |
barren | not producing or creating anything; having no vegetation |
deposit | to deliver and leave an item, often for safekeeping |
desperate | having an urgent need or desire |
dwell | 1. to live somewhere 2. to stay on one thing |
economy | an organized money system |
exaggerate | to say that something is more than it really is; to overstate |
expanse | a wide-open space |
exploit | to profit from selfishly; to abuse |
extract | to draw something out of something else; to remove |
liberate | to set free |
migration | a movement or change of position, usually of many people or animals |
onset | the beginning or start |
primitive | happening early in the history of humans and the world, or simple and not complicated |
abundant | plenty, more than enough |
beacon | a guiding light or signal |
clarity | the state of being clear and straightforward |
consent | agreement or approval |
convenient | easy and suitable to a particular situation |
cultivate | to grow and care for |
deteriorate | to fall apart, usually gradually over time |
exclude | to purposefully leave something out or reject |
evolve | to grow or change over time |
idiom | a phrase or saying, usually unique to a particular language |
legislation | a law or set of laws |
subordinate | below something else, usually in rank or in an organization |
reluctant | not willing to take action |
trait | a quality or characteristic |
verdict | a firm decision |
accomodate | 1. to do a favor or service for 2. to hold comfortably without crowding |
arid | extremely dry |
blunder | a careless mistake |
compact | dense, solid or packed together |
commend | to congratulate or praise |
cordial | friendly and warm |
declare | to make known officially; to announce |
knack | a clever skill, or a special way of doing something |
leeway | extra time, space, or materials to work with, or a bit of freedom |
plummet | to fall straight down |
soothe | to calm or comfort; to ease or relieve pain |
stationary | standing still; not moving |
swarm | to move or gather in large numbers |
transport | to carry or move from one place to another |
vital | necessary to life |
burden | a physical weight or an emotional load |
conserve | to protect from loss, to use carefully |
contaminate | to make impure or unclean by contact or mixture |
elude | to escape from capture |
extinct | removed from existence; no longer alive or working |
formulate | to create or invent; to state precisely |
improvise | make things up as the situation goes along |
leisure | free time, away from any duties |
likeness | an image similar to someone or something |
manipulate | to control something to one's advantage, or by using the hands |
minute | exceptionally small, usually a part of something |
priority | something that takes precedence over another, is most important |
pursue | to follow or chase with determination |
resolute | firm in one's position |
retrieve | to get something back |