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7th Vocabulary

The Word Up Project

TermDefinition
abate to decrease
abnormal not normal
abode place where one lives
abrupt suddenly
accelerate to go faster
acclaim praise
acknowledge to admit
acquire to get
aspire to wish for
acrid bitter
addict someone who cannot stop doing something
adjacent next to
admonish to scold
affliction an injury
agitate to bother
ajar slightly open
akin resembling
allege to claim with no proof
annihilate to completely destroy
anonymous secretly
antagonize to bother
apathy not caring about anyone or anything
arbitrate to try to solve an argument between people
astute very observant
authentic real
avert to avoid
bellow to yell
beseech to beg
bestow to give
bewilder to confuse
bigot a racist
blatant really obvious
bleak gloomy, depressing
braggart someone who brags a lot
brawl a fight
browse to look around
bystander an observer
candid honest
canine a dog
canny careful
capricious moody
capsize to sink
casual happening by chance, informal
casualty someone who is injured
catastrophe a complete disaster
cater to provide food for an event
chorus a group of singers (like in a church or school)
citrus tart to sweet fruits including lemons, limes, oranges, tangerines, grapefruits, & kumquats
clamber to walk very slowly
climax the most exciting part
compromise meeting halfway after a disagreement
concur to agree
confront to stand up to someone
congested crowded
conjure to magically make something happen
consult to ask someone's advice
corrupt guilty of lying or stealing
counterfeit fake
covet to really want something
customary normal
debut the first appearance on a stage, on television, etc
deceased dead
dependent needing support from someone or something
despondent sad
detach to disconnect
devour to eat
dishearten to make sad
dismal gloomy, depressing
dismantle to take apart
distraught really upset
docile gentle
downright absolute, total
drone a small airborne device
dumbfound to shock
emblem symbol
endure to survive
ensue to happen afterwards
enthrall to be amazed
epidemic a disease that lots of people have
erode to slowly fall apart
exuberant really excited
fathom to understand
feud a disagreement
figment imaginary invention
firebrand a troublemaker
flabbergast to shock
flagrant shocking
flaw a mistake
fruitless worthless
gaudy tacky, someone with no fashion taste
geography the study of maps
gratify to make someone happy
gravity the invisible force that keeps people on Earth
grim depressing & horrible
grimy very dirty, filthy
grueling very difficult
gruesome disgusting
haggle to try to get a better price
headlong to go all in
hilarious super funny
homage to show respect
homicide murder
hospitable to treat guests well
hurtle obstacle, problem
hybrid a mix
illiterate never learned how to read
impede to slow down progress
implore beg
incident event
incredulous skeptical
infamous famous for a bad reason
infuriate to really make someone angry
insinuate to sneakily suggest
intensify to worsen
inundate to flood
irate really angry
lavish wasteful (spending)
legacy anything handed down from the past
legitimate valid
lethal deadly
loath to hate
lurk to sneak around
magnetic attracting objects like a magnet
mirth amusement, joy
quench to satisfy thirst or hunger to extinguish a fire
magnitude great importance dimensions / size
maternal related to mothers
maul to damage something because one is being rough with it
melancholy sadness
mellow gentle, calm
momentum speed of movement
mortify to be so embarrassed that one feels like dying
mull consider
murky dark & gloomy
narrative a story
negligent irresponsible
nimble flexible
nomadic moving from place to place
noteworthy interesting
notify to tell someone
notorious famous for a bad reason
nurture care for
obnoxious unpleasant
oration a public speech
orthodox traditional
overwhelm overpowered
pamper to spoil
patronize condescending ; offensive
peevish irritable
pelt to hit with force repeatedly
pending until
perceived recognized
perjury lying to a judge
permanent forever
persist keep trying
perturb to bother
pique get someone's interested in something
pluck to pull fruit off a tree ; to pull feathers off a chicken ; to pull petals off a flower
poised dignified
ponder think about
potential possible
predatory behaving like a hunter
presume assume
preview quick first look at a movie, tv show, book, etc
prior previous / before
prowess skill
radiant shining bright
random happening in a mixed order
rant angry speech
recede move backwards
reprimand fuss at
resume keep going / continue
retort argue against
robust strong
rupture break
saga legend
sequel part 2
sham a fake / hoax
shirk get out of having to do something
simultaneously at the same time
snare trap
species type of plant or animal
status type of situation
stodgy boring / dull
substantial significant
subtle almost not noticeable
sullen sad / depressed looking
supervise to watch over
tamper mess with something
throb (v) beating really fast (heart)
toxic dangerous
tragedy really sad event
trickle slowly drip
trivial not important
uncertainty not sure
unscathed not hurt
upright honest
urgent really important
utmost maximum
vengeance revenge / retaliation
vicious really mean / ferocious / savage
vindictive wanting revenge
vista view of a landscape
vocation job / profession
void empty
wary being alert to danger / being extra careful
whim random desire to do something
wince to react to pain
wrath anger
yearn really want
Created by: by_the_atlantic
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