Honors SAT/ACT Vocabulary #5-6 | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

The two came to a(n) _________ decision that, although they would not continue dating, they would always be friends.

amiable

After his 20th trip on the roller coaster, the young man became ________ and wanted to do something different.

jaded

The __________ performed on stage was funny and had the audience begging for more.

parody

The teacher prided herself in being ____________ when it came to grading essays.

impartial

The ____________ classical music calmed the students and allowed them to concentrate on their homework.

mellow

The criminal showed no ____________ when he saw his victims in the courtroom.

remorse

The class-clown was notorious for___________behavior that always got the class giggling.

zany

part of speech: zany

adjective

part of speech: trite

adjective

part of speech: remorse

noun

part of speech: parody

noun

part of speech: nonchalant

adjective

part of speech: mellow

adjective

part of speech: jaded

adjective

part of speech: impartial

adjective

part of speech: gratis

adjective/adverb

part of speech: amiable

adjective

part of speech: zenith

noun

part of speech: virtuoso

noun

part of speech: scapegoat

noun

part of speech: larceny

noun

part of speech: hiatus

noun

part of speech: genre

noun

part of speech: fickle

adjective

part of speech: contemporary

adjective

part of speech: behemoth

noun

Part of speech: aversion

noun

not involved in a particular situation, and therefore able to give a fair opinion or adivce

impartial

a remark or idea that is boring, not new, and insincere

trite

behaving calmly and not seeming interested in or worried about anything

nonchalant

a feeling that one is no longer interested in or excited by something, usually because they have experienced to much of it

jaded

crazy or unusual in an amusing way

zany

a piece of writing, music, or an action that copies someone or something in a humorous way

parody

friendly and easy to like

amiable

a strong feeling or being sorry that you did something bad or wrong

remorse

not bright, loud, harsh, or strong in flavor; not strict

mellow

done or given without payment

gratis

a strong dislike of something or someone

aversion

a break or interruption in an activity

hiatus

the act or crime of stealing

larceny

someone who is blamed for something bad that happens

scapegoat

someone who is a very skillful performer, especially in music

virtuoso

a particular type of music, art, or writing

genre

belonging to the present time

contemporary

the most successful point in the development of something

zenith

someone who is always changing their mind

fickle

something that is very large

behemoth