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ESL - Vocab October

TermDefinition
A utterance (noun) a spoken word, statement, or vocal sound.
To reiterate (verb) say something again or a number of times, usually for emphasis or clarity.
A flaw (noun) imperfection that makes something less perfect or valuable.
A reiteration (noun) The act of saying or doing something again. (noun)
Billboard (noun) A large board used to display advertisement.
Homophone (noun) two or more words having the same pronunciation, but different meanings or spelling
A toad (noun) an amphibian with no tail, dry and bumpy skin. (like a frog but lives on land)
To tow (verb) A vehicle pulling another rope
Apostrophe ( ' ) (noun) a punctuation mark used to indicate possession (John's paper) or for contraction (can't)
Remnant (noun) A small part that is left over.
Unanimous (adjective) Everyone is fully in agreement (Everyone agrees)
A wrist (noun) the part or joint connecting the hand with the forearm.
A waist (noun) the part of the human body below the ribs and above the hips.
A reptile (noun) an air-breathing, cold-blooded (ectothermic) vertebrate animal that typically has scales and lays eggs, although some species give birth to live young
An amphibian (noun) is a cold-blooded, smooth-skinned, vertebrate that can either live in water or land
A fin (noun) The appendage of a fish or aquatic animal used for balance and movement
A turnip (noun) a round root vegetable with white or cream flesh
A bodybuilder (noun) A person who uses weight training to obtain a more muscular physique; a physique athlete
A pageant (noun) a rich and spectacular ceremony
Prominent (adjective) important; famous
To gain (verb) to increase the amount or rate of (something, typically weight or speed).
Fame (noun) when you are known by many people because of your achievements, skills, etc.
Surrounded (adjective) To be encircled, enclosed on all sides
Contagious (adjective) Infections, easily spreadable
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Capital letters
Capitalized (adjective) To change a lowercase letter to uppercase (a ->A)
Determined (adjective) Displaying resolve
Relentless (adjective) Never stop working/moving towards something
Persistent (adjective) Continuing firmly or obstinately in a course of action despite difficulty or opposition
Steadfast (adjective) Resolutely or dutifully firm and unwavering
To persist (verb) To never give up
Tenacity (noun) The quality or fact of being very determined
Tenacious (Adjective) Someone who is very determined
Persistence (noun) The firm and repeated will to continue towards a goal despite difficulties or opposition
Obstacle (noun) A difficulty
Concise (adjective) Short/Precise/Using the most efficient (very little) amount of words
Brief (adjective) Short
Brevity (noun) Concise and exact use of words in writing or speech
Wit (noun) 1 - a mental sharpness and inventiveness; keen intelligence. 2 - a natural aptitude for using words and ideas in a quick and inventive way to create humor.
Nuisance (noun) A person or thing that is annoying or inconvenient.
Anomaly (noun) Something that is weird, special, or not normal
Relevant(adjective) Something connected to the topic
Psychology(noun) Study of human brain and its functions.
Private eye spy
mischief(noun) playful troublemaking
conflict (noun) A disagreement or argument
siblings(noun) Brothers and sisters
Sardonic(adjective) To make fun of someone
Mischievous(adjective) Likes to cause trouble
Stupendous(adjective) Extremely impressive.
Bare (adjective) Not covered, naked
pale (adjective) light in color
depict (verb) to represent something as a drawing.
pertinent(adjective) related to the topic
related (adjective) belonging to the same group or type.
applicable (adjective) relevant or usable for a situation
compatible (adjective) Able to exist and work together well
consistent (adjective) something is the same or predictable over time.
couch (noun) soft furniture for people to sit on
Husk (noun) The cover of corn and nuts
Coffin (noun) The box a dead body goes into.
kernel (noun) edible inner part of a nut and corn.
Aril (noun) edible part of pomegranate.
clue (noun) a little hint to solve a mystery.
overwhelmed (verb) Feeling like you have too much to deal with.
spark (noun) particle of light/fire
striking (adjective) very noticeable
Insular (adjective) to be ignorant/isolated
stumble (verb) to trip over something
servitude (noun) The state of being a slave to someone else.
relieved (adjective) to no longer be stressed.
Elevate(verb) to rise/raise
unobtrusive (adjective) To not attract much attention, clear.
mud wet soil
To be puzzled To be confused
resolved (adjective) Determined
resolve (verb) to solve or finish something
shady suspicious
thirst to desire water
hunger to desire food
priest/bishop The authority figure in a church
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