English B Midterm Word Scramble
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Term | Definition |
Adjunct | 1. Attachment; appendage. 2. Subordinate or auxiliary capacity. |
Amorous | Strongly attracted to love; showing love |
Assimilation | act of blending in, becoming similar |
Benefactor | someone giving aid or money |
Adherent | believer, supporter, devote |
aesthetic | Pertaining to beauty or art |
Allusion | indirect reference |
Allusiveness | Quality of making indirect references |
Amenable | agreeable, cooperative |
Amoral | Unprincipled, unethical |
Amorous | Strongly attracted to love; showing love |
Approbation | Praise, official approval |
ascertain | To determine, discover or make certain of |
Assiduous | Diligent, persistent, hard-working |
Assimilation | act of blending in, becoming similar |
Audacious | Bold, daring, fearless |
Audit | Formal examination of financial records |
Aversion | Intense dislike |
Avouch | Guarantee, take responsibility for; affirm |
Beseech | To beg, plead, implore |
Betoken | To indicate, signify, give evidence of |
Blanch | To pale; take the color out of |
blatant | Glaring, obvious, showy |
boorish | Ill-mannered or rude |
Buffoon | Clown or fool |
Buttress | To reinforce, or support, Truss; foundation |
Carouse | Live it up |
Carp | To find fault, complain constantly |
Castigate | To punish, chastise, criticize severely |
Cavalier | Carefree; happy; with lordly Disdain |
Cavort | To frolic, frisk |
Certitude | Assurance, certainty |
Champion | To defend, or support |
Chastise | To punish, discipline, scold |
churlish | Selfish, rancorous, surly |
Circumscribe | To encircle; set limits or confine |
citadel | Fortress or stronghold |
Cognition | Mental process by which knowledge is acquired |
Compatriot | Fellow countryman |
Compensate | To repay or reimburse |
Complacent | Self-satisfied, smug |
Concede | To yield, admit |
Conceptualize | To envision, imagine |
Congenial | Similar in tastes and habits |
Conjecture | Speculation, prediction |
Constraint | Something that forces or compels; something that restrains or confines |
decapitate | To behead |
demystify | To remove mystery from, clarify |
deplore | To express or feel disapproval; Strongly regret |
deploy | To spread out strategically over an area |
dishearten | Dismay, daunt depress |
disinclined | Averse, unwilling, lacking desire |
enigmatic | Cryptic, baffling, mysterious |
enshroud | To cover or enclose with a dark cover |
evoke | inspire, memories, produce a reaction |
Excruciation | Agonizing, intensely painful |
expound | To elaborate, expand or increase |
filch | To steal or take without permission |
Flagrant | Outrageous, shameless |
Flamboyant | Flashy, garish; exciting, dazzling |
Gratuity | Something given voluntarily, tip |
grievous | Causing grief or sorrow, serious and distressing |
maelstrom | whirlpool; turmoil; agitated state of mind |
malady | illness |
Natal | relating to birth |
oblivious | unaware, inattentive |
obscure | unclear; not well known |
palatial | like a palace, magnificent |
palette | board for mixing paints, range of colors |
query | question |
quiver | to shake slightly, tremble, vibrate |
ramification | an implication, outgrowth, or consequence |
rancor | bitter hatred |
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