Your word is "exhausting." E.G. "Running five laps for PE was exhausting." Define "exhausting."
feeling incredibly tired or fatigued
Define 'elaborate'
to add excessive detail
Define the word "lurk"
to move in a sneaky way
Your word is "catastrophe" E.G. Did you hear about the sudden car crash? A few people survived the catastrophe. Define "catastrophe"
A sudden disaster
What does "chronological" mean?
arrange, sorted in order of time; order of events
Define "predict"
to anticipate or make a guess about what is going to happen
Define "calculate"
to compute using mathematical methods
Your word is "citizen." E.G. He did not believe I am a citizen of Chicago. Give a synonym of citizen.
resident, occupant, dweller
Your word is "reinforcement" e.g. "We need to call reinforcements to help us since we don't have enough volunteers." Define "Reinforcement"
an additional supply or back up
Your word is "appropriate" E.G. When the principal gave me that look, I knew my behavior was not appropriate. Define "appropriate."
suitable or fitting for a purpose, person, or occasion
Name two synonyms for "mad"
enraged, angry, furious
Your word is "exaggeration" E.G. I'm so hungry I could eat a horse is an exaggeration. Define "exaggeration."
to make something bigger or more important than it really is.
Your word is "continuous." E.G. They thought that the water would stop flowing once they turned the faucet, but instead it was continuous, causing the sink to overflow with water. Define "continous."
repeated over and over, extended, endless
Define the word "cross"
angry and annoyed
Name two synonyms for "Quick"
speedy, fast, rapid, swift
Define "consequence"
the effect, result or outcome of something
Your word is "anticipate" E.G. She always seems to know what will happen before it actually happens, like she can anticipate it. Define "anticipate"
to expect or realize something before it happens
Define "remedy"
to cure or relieve a problem
Define "benefit"
to have an advantage
Your word is "encourage." If it means to "promote or inspire confidence," name at least 2 synonyms for "encourage"
cheer up, inspire, embolden, inspirit, buoy up, buck up
Define the word "buoyant"
to float in water
Your word is "analyze" E.G. "Make sure you analyze the leaf carefully through your microscope." Define "analyze"
to look at or examine closely
Your word is "composed" E.G. "Mozart composed a lot of well known musical pieces." Define "compose"
to organize, create, or form something
Define "Retrieve"
to rescue, save or restore
Define "persuade"
to convince, talk someone into something
Define "Adapt"
to adjust
Your word is "Adapt" e.g. Although she is from the desert, she adapted to the cold weather easily. Define "Adapt"
to adjust (conform, match)
Your word is "conclusion" E.G. "The story had a beginning, middle, and a conclusion." Define "conclusion"
the ending, result, closure
Define the word "irrigate"
to supply water to land
Your word is "expression." E.G. "He looked at me with a strange expression." Define "Expression"
a way to show feeling or character using your face
Define "viewpoint"
to look at something using a different attitude; to look at something the same way
Your word is "calculate." E.G. I need to calculate how much money I spend yesterday. Define the word "calculate"
to compute or use mathematical methods; to compute, determine, measure
Your word is "consequence" E.G. "Her consequence for failing her test was losing her phone privilege for two weeks." Define "consequence"
the effect, result, or outcome of something
Define "chronological"
arranged, sorted in order of time
Your word is "drastic" E.G. The loss of power in Texas caused a drastic change in their lives. Define "drastic"
extreme, severe, or extensive
Define the word "congregate"
to come together in large groups
You word is "accumulate." E.G. In the winter, New York accumulates up to 3-4 inches of snow. Define "accumulate"
to gather or build up; increase, grow, expand, gain.
Define "substitute"
to replace
Your word is "Substitute" E.G. The recipe asks for sugar but you can substitute it for honey. Define "substitute"
to replace or exchange
Name two synonyms for "Shout" E.G. He was mad and started to shout at everyone
holler, scream, yell, bellow
indulge
to give in to desire
Define "conclusion"
the end
Your word is "benefit" E.G. "In order for the class to benefit you, you need to attend classes and do the work." Define "Benefit"
to have an advantage, perk, profit
Define the word "root"
to cheer on
Define "somber"
serious or dark
Name two synonyms for "sack" E.G. I'm using this sack to carry all my things
bag, backpack
Define the word "flabbergasted"
amazed
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