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13 Cards in this Set
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flair
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noun
a natural quality To go to F.I.T. you need a flair for clothes designing. |
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inscribe
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verb
to write or engrave My basketball trophey has my name inscribed on it. |
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cubicle
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noun
a small room or compartment If you are noisy in resource Ms. Wells makes us go into a cubicle. |
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aspire
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verb
to have ambitious hopes or plans I aspire to pass Biology. |
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drudgery
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noun
work that is hard and tiresome Studying for Biology is drudgery to me. |
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bleak
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adj.
bare, dreary, dismal Before I remodeled my room it was bleak, there wasn't anything in it. |
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chide
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verb
to blame;scold When my mother finds out that I was with John she chided me. |
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despicable
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adj.
worthy of scorn Mr. Morgano believes that John is a despicable person. |
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impair
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verb
to make imperfect, damage, harm When people drink too much beer it impairs their liver. |
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rugged
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adj.
rough, irregular; severe, stern; strong The Marlboro man is rugged. |
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escalate
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verb
to elevate When Mom and I talk about John it excaletes to screaming. |
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slipshod
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adj.
untidy in driss, personal habits My 7 year old brother has a slipshod appearance. |
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auxiliary
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adj.
giving assistance or support The auxiliary police were at the mall. The auxiliary police are like the Keystone Cops. |
