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Language Arts Vocab8

Wordly Wise Vocab (lesson 8) Quiz Date-

QuestionAnswer
Acrid Sharp,irritating,or bitter to the sense of taste or smell.
Casualty A person killed or injured in a war or accident.
Congested Congestion 1.Overcrowded;filled to full. 2.Filled with fluid. -The condition of being overcrowded. -The condition of being filled with fluid.
Cope To manage problems or difficulties successfully.
Headlong 1.With great speed or force;reckless. 2.Recklessly;with out time for careful thought.
Hurtle To move with great force and speed.
Impede Impediment 1.To get in the way of;to interfere with the movement of. -An obstacle;something that gets in the way.
Inevitable Bound to happen;uunavoidable.
Initiate Initiation 1.To put into effect;to bring into use. 2.To take in as a member. -The act of begining. -The ceremony or process that makes one a member.
Irate Very angry;furious.
Lax 1.Not strictly enforced;undemanding;careless. 2.Not tight;loose.
Negligent Negligence 1.Failing to take proper care of or to give proper attention to. -The quality,state,or act of being negligent.
Smolder 1.To burn slowly without bursting into flames. 2.To exist in a hidden state before bursting into the open.
Stringent Strict;severe.
Throng 1.A large number of people gathered together;a crowd. 2.To gather or move in large numbers.
Created by: Avery Lamb
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