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Module 2

Wit and Wisdom Module 2 grade 3

TermDefinition
grit small coarse bits of sand or stone
descent the act of climbing downward
gouged to cut or carve with
fragile easily broken, delicate
intend to have a plan in your mind to do something
malfunctioning to fail to operate or function
myth a story, often about gods or supernatural characters, passed down through generations to explain something about the world.
constellation arrangement of stars that seems to make a pictures and that is named for that picture.
condemned to order punishment to be given to; sentence or convict.
conserve to protect something from being destroyed or harmed.
assembly the coming together of people for a particular purpose
thrived to grow with great health success.
clipped of speech, rapidly articulated so as to omit certain sounds.
permanent lasting or intended to last forever
influence ability to cause a person or thing to change without physically acting.
astronomer a scientist who studies space
pardoned to release someone from the legal consequences of a crime.
accomplished done, skillful, very able
hideous looking very ugly or frightening; disgusting
reduced to make smaller in amount or size.
lunar having to do with the moon
released to set something or someone free
traditions practice or belief passed down through generations of a culture or group of people
revolved traveled in a circle around a specific point
mission a special job given to a person or group of people
advantages something helpful
satellites an object in the sky that moves around another larger object
punished to treat someone in a harsh way because of something they did wrong
doubt to not be sure of something
ascent the act of climbing up to a summit; rise
Created by: mseemann
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