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Smirk (verb) to smile in an irritatingly smug, conceited, or silly way.
Berserk (adj) violently or destructively frenzied; wild; crazed; deranged:
Skitter (verb) to go, run, or glide lightly or rapidly; to skim along a surface.
Arsonist (noun) a person who purposely sets a fire for a malicious reason
Melancholy (noun) a gloomy state of mind, especially when habitual or prolonged; depression.
Accumulate (verb) to gather or collect, often in gradual degrees; heap up:
Meander (verb) to take a winding or indirect course; to wander aimlessly; ramble:
Squelch (verb) 1. to make a soft sucking sound such as that made by walking heavily through mud. 2. to forcefully silence or suppress
Taunt (verb) to speak to someone in a sarcastic, insulting, or jeering manner; to mock.
Heft (verb) to test the weight of by lifting and balancing:
Smirk Example Whenever I win an argument against my mom she always tells my to wipe that smirk off my face.
Berserk Example I went berserk at the concert when my favorite artist came on stage.
Skitter Example I ran out the door of my house because I saw a mouse skitter across the floor.
Asonist Example The arsonist set the house on fire to get money to pay for their debt.
Melancholy Example When her dog died she had a deep feeling of melancholy.
Accumulate Example As a punishment for not cleaning my room, I accumulated the large trash bags outside into the dumpster.
Meander Example My conversation with my friend meandered for hours.
Squelch Example 1. The squelch of my feet while walking through the rainy night, was hurting my ears. 2. My parents squelched my dreams of being a superstar.
Taunt Example My two little brothers kept taunting each other all night about whos the better soccer player.
Heft Example My dad hefted the large christmas tree onto the stand so we can all start decorating it.
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