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MASTER 1 - Lesson 7 - Vocabulary III

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  • Done in a way that lasts forever
    PERMANENTLY
  • Used to indicate the origin or cause of something
    OUT OF
  • Soft silver-white metal often used to cover and protect iron and steel
    TIN
  • Too proud of one’s own beauty, intelligence or other good qualities; conceited
    VAIN
  • Event or situation where something can be displayed or presented
    SHOWCASE
  • Normal or common
    ORDINARY
  • Ghost
    PHANTOM
  • A man or boy who enjoys nature and the outdoors
    NATURE-BOY
  • Vehicle used for carrying people or cargo, large than a car and smaller than a truck
    VAN
  • Used to identify a specific topic that is being talked about
    WHEN IT COMES TO
  • Machine with an engine, as a car, bus, etc
    VEHICLE
  • Not knowing that something bad is happening or going to happen
    UNSUPECTING
  • Someone who has died and officially recognized by the Christian church because his/her life was a perfect example of the way Christians should live
    SAINT
  • Only that which is said
    NOTHING MORE THAN
  • Your (singular - Archaic English)
    THY
  • To make someone feel surprised
    SURPRISE, TO
  • Cardboard box that shoes are sold in; a generic container or space
    SHOEBOX
  • An adult male chicken
    ROOSTER
  • Expression of an individual’s thoughts or feelings especially through artistic activities
    SELF-EXPRESSION
  • The act of looking directly and firmly at someone or something
    STARE
  • Two things or people put together with a single purpose
    PAIRING
  • Used to introduce two or more possibilities; if
    WHETHER
  • About a vehicle that can legally be operated on public streets
    STREET-LEGAL
  • Of the common or usual type
    STANRD-ISSUE
  • Quality of being too proud or one’s qualities
    VANITY
  • Changed
    MODIFIED
  • Long trip by car
    ROAD TRIP
  • Complete change
    TRANSFORMATION
  • To represent
    SYMBOLIZE, TO
  • To be one of the first people to do something
    PIONEER, TO
  • Person who watches an event s/he is note involved in
    ONLOOKER
  • To make adjustments to something, usually a motor
    TUNE, TO