(noun): emotional pain; torment EX: I was in such ANGUISH when I broke my arm.

(adj): odd, strange, weird EX: When hearing slang from other countries, the language sounds BIZARRE.

(verb): puzzling or bewildering EX: The disappearance of the child MYSTIFIED law enforcement.

(adj): using charm to remove suspicion EX: The DISARMING grin of the thief allowed her to gain the trust of her victims.

(verb): to perceive subtle differences, to understand or make sense of the "real" meaning EX: Algebra is difficult to DISCERN because letters don't belong in math!

(verb): fear, foreboding, alarm EX: I always DREAD Sunday nights when I have a test on Monday.

(noun): extreme limit or end EX: Alara trained to the EXTREMITY, which ultimately led to injury.

(adv): lazily, with no interest or effort EX: My cat INDOLENTLY lays in the window soaking up the sun.

(verb): to cut up , slice, or tear EX: When I stepped on the glass, it LACERATED my foot, and I bled everywhere.

(adj): threatening EX: The MENACING dark clouds indicated that a storm was approaching quickly!

(noun): an illusion or trick of the eye EX: The MIRAGE in the desert was a lake with cool blue water.

(adj): darkness; lack of clarity; not able to see EX: The opaqueness of the fog made for dangerous driving conditions.

(noun): prey, something which is hunted EX: After hours in my deer stand, I finally spotted my QUARRY.

(noun): the sound of gunshots EX: The hunters REPORTS echoed through the woods.

(adj/adv): abrupt, short, clear sounds EX: The STACCATO of the drum made it easy to keep tempo of the song.

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TMDG: List 1

Question	Answer
Anguish	(noun): emotional pain; torment EX: I was in such ANGUISH when I broke my arm.
Bizarre	(adj): odd, strange, weird EX: When hearing slang from other countries, the language sounds BIZARRE.
Mystified	(verb): puzzling or bewildering EX: The disappearance of the child MYSTIFIED law enforcement.
Disarming	(adj): using charm to remove suspicion EX: The DISARMING grin of the thief allowed her to gain the trust of her victims.
Discern	(verb): to perceive subtle differences, to understand or make sense of the "real" meaning EX: Algebra is difficult to DISCERN because letters don't belong in math!
Dread	(verb): fear, foreboding, alarm EX: I always DREAD Sunday nights when I have a test on Monday.
Extremity	(noun): extreme limit or end EX: Alara trained to the EXTREMITY, which ultimately led to injury.
Indolently	(adv): lazily, with no interest or effort EX: My cat INDOLENTLY lays in the window soaking up the sun.
Lacerated	(verb): to cut up , slice, or tear EX: When I stepped on the glass, it LACERATED my foot, and I bled everywhere.
Menacing	(adj): threatening EX: The MENACING dark clouds indicated that a storm was approaching quickly!
Mirage	(noun): an illusion or trick of the eye EX: The MIRAGE in the desert was a lake with cool blue water.
Opaqueness	(adj): darkness; lack of clarity; not able to see EX: The opaqueness of the fog made for dangerous driving conditions.
Quarry	(noun): prey, something which is hunted EX: After hours in my deer stand, I finally spotted my QUARRY.
Reports	(noun): the sound of gunshots EX: The hunters REPORTS echoed through the woods.
Staccato	(adj/adv): abrupt, short, clear sounds EX: The STACCATO of the drum made it easy to keep tempo of the song.

Created by: 31rendon

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