4th Grade WordMasters Challenge Meet 3

1. a widespread excitement, uproar, or publicity. 2. the loud sounds of excited voices; uproarious din; clamor.

1. to pull or drag (something) with effort 2. to force (someone) to go or come to a place 3. to carry (someone or something) in a vehicle

having a smooth, shiny surface or appearance

great and often wild or uncontrolled activity

1. to become less in value or quality; decline 2. to cause damage to, especially little by little

1. to feel or show strong emotion (such as anger) even though you try to control it 2.to be in a state of constant activity

1. a piece of music written by a major composer 2. an important work done by a writer, painter, etc.

a state of confusion or disorder

1. the activity of walking for pleasure 2. spoken or written words that go from one subject to another without any clear purpose or direction

1. a large amount of rain that suddenly falls in an area 2. a large amount of things that come at the same time

demonstrating good taste

1. something that comes before and leads to something else 2. a short piece of music that introduces a longer piece

showing no emotion or friendliness

a burst of loud or boisterous laughter

1. an occurrence in which a large group of frightened or excited animals or people run together in a wild and uncontrolled way 2. a situation in which a lot of people try to do the same things at the same time

1. made of silver that is 92 percent pure 2. very good

1. very cold 2. not friendly or loving: lacking emotional warmth

1. to remove (someone) from a dangerous place 2. to leave (a dangerous place) 3. to pass (solid waste) from your body

1. to uncover (something) by digging away and removing the earth that covers it 2. to dig a large hole in (something)

1. to gather (a crop) 2. to gather or collect (something) for use

1. to cause (something) to end or fail 2. to sink (a ship) by putting holes in the bottom or sides 3. to move quickly and with short steps

1. to have a lot of curves instead of going in a straight or direct line 2. to walk slowly without a specific goal, purpose, or direction 3. to go from one topic to another without any clear direction

1. to hurt or damage the good condition of (something) 2. to make (something) dangerous or dirty especially by adding something harmful or undesirable to it

an introduction to a book or speech

a vehicle that travels back and forth between places