8th Grade Final Voc
Terms
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- seemly
- proper
- disarming
- to render helpless or harmless
- bolster
- to strengthen reinforce
- waif
- lost or homeless person, child, animal
- gait
- the way of walking
- myraid
- very large indefinite number
- impediment
- hindrance, obstruction
- hovel
- small miserable dwelling
- devise
- to plan invent
- negate
- to make ineffective or invalide
- sustain
- maintain
- utter
- complete, absolute
- deplore
- to feel or express stron disapproval
- maim
- to disable, cripple
- disgruntled
- discontented upset
- frugal
- thrifty
- awry
- wrong, amiss
- attire
- dress,clothing
- transition
- changing from one form, stae, subject of place to another
- rue
- regret, remorse
- perceptible
- able to be understood
- perturbed
- worried upset
- ostracize
- keep out banish
- ungainly
- clumsy, awkward
- facetous
- funny
- banter
- good-humored teasing
- proxy
-
a person authorized to act for another
- residue
- what is left after a part is removed
- flaunt
- to show off
- pulverize
- to crush or grind into a powder, to destroy
- solicitous
- attentive, concerned
- scapegoat
- a person group or thing that is blamed
- tedious
- dull boring
- levity
- lightness of speech, or attitude, frivolity
- molten
- made liquid by heat, melted
- unison
- agreement
- plummet
- drop abruptly or heavily
- relevant
- related to the matter at hand
- ruse
- deception
- shiftless
- lazy
- taint
- to make poisonous or rotten
- unassuming
- modest
- vex
- to puzzle, baffle
- wallow
- indulge oneself shamelessly
- wry
- twisted bent to one side
- waver
- move, swing back and forth
- vitality
- an energy
- plebean
- one of the common people
- recluse
- aperson who withdraws from the world to live alone
- menial
- requiring little skill or responsibility
- trepidation
- dread apprehension
- veer
- to turn aside from a course or direction
- wrangle
- disput noisily or angrily
- cower
- to shrink from fear cringe
- justify
- to be just, right or valid
- haggard
- worn or exhausted
- ensue
- to take place subsequently
- nullify
- to make void, cancel out
- staid
- restrained and sober
- scoff
- to make fun of
- genial
- cheerful,friendly, good-humored
- vigil
- the eve of a religious festival as observe by devotional watching
- volatile
- erupt into violent action
- oust
- to force or drive out
- incognito
- diguise one's identity
- loiter
- to stand idly about
- collaborate
- to work together
- nauseate
- to feel or cause a stomach disturbance
- capitualte
- surrender under stated conditions
- elite
- the superior members of a group
- instigate
- to incite, urge on
- gaunt
- thin, bony
- revert
- to return to a former condition