Vocab Lesson 3
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- hoarse
- (adj.) harsh in sound Hannah Montana's voice was very hoarse and raspy while she had a cold. Her concert failed to impress me.
- bulge
- (v.) to swell or stick out The man's eyes sometimes bulge and look like they are going to pop out of his head!
- patient
- (adj.) being tolerant Matthew had to be very patient and wait since the lawyer had so many appointments.
- disturb
- (v.) to interfere with I disturbed my sister when I went into her room while she was doing homework.
- recite
- (v.) to repeat or say aloud Judy recited a poem to the class from her memory.
- mumble
- (v.) to speak unclearly When Jamie was playing Hide-and-Seek she mumbled something to Gemma, but Gemma could not understand her since the speech was unclear.
- fantastic
- (adj.) like something from imagination Although the book was non-fiction, it seemed fantastic.
- complaint
- (n.) expression of grief Judy sent a complaint to the hotel because she was very unhappy with their service.
- community
- (n.) the people living in an area My community has a festival every year that is held at our neighborhood pool.
- scowl
- (v.) to make a frowny face of displeasure Otis scowled at his monkey because he had eaten his dinner while Otis had been showering.