English 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, And 10

Front 1

Imploringly(5)

Back 1

in a pleading, begging manner
adverb
he imploringly begged so that he could get his candies back.

Front 2

sullenly(5)

Back 2

in a gloomy, silent, surly way
adverb
he sullenly sat down in his seat.

Front 3

hue(5)

Back 3

a color or shade
noun
her face lost it's golden hue.

Front 4

subside(5)

Back 4

to sink back down or become lower
verb
the floods subside almost as quickly as they arise.

Front 5

elude(5)

Back 5

to escape understanding
verb
he managed to elude the fact that he had killed someone.

Front 6

wistfully(5)

Back 6

longingly; in a wishful manner
adverb
he wistfully grinned.

Front 7

doggedly(6)

Back 7

in a stubborn or persistent way
adverb
he pursued her doggedly

Front 8

conviction(6)

Back 8

strong belief
noun
he had a conviction that she was innocent.

Front 9

detached(6)

Back 9

uninvolved
verb
he detached the from lamp from its bracket.

Front 10

racking(6)

Back 10

agonizing, tormenting
noun
that racking sound was hurting everybody's ear drums.

Front 11

radiate(7)

Back 11

to send out rays
verb
the hot stars radiate energy.

Front 12

delinquents(7)

Back 12

young people who commit a crime
noun
greasers are delinquents.

Front 13

manslaughter(7)

Back 13

unlawfully killing another without planning it in advance
noun
Johnny was charged for manslaughter.

Front 14

brawn(7)

Back 14

strength
noun
most athletes are very brawn.

Front 15

recurring(7)

Back 15

occurring again and again
verb
bad things kept on recurring.

Front 16

aghast(7)

Back 16

shocked;horrified;terrified
adjective
after a scary incident most people are aghast to go back.

Front 17

exploit(7)

Back 17

daring act or heroic deed
noun
Johnny, Ponyboy and Dally were exploit when they saved those kids from the fire.

Front 18

faltered(8)

Back 18

spoke hesitantly
verb
he faltered to get the words out of his mouth.

Front 19

jet(8)

Back 19

black, usually highly polished
adjective
his loafers were a jet color.

Front 20

divert(8)

Back 20

draw to another direction
verb
he had to divert because he had went the wrong way.

Front 21

underprivileged(9,10)

Back 21

not enjoying the social or economic benefits others have; needy or disadvantaged
adjective
so kids are underprivileged because they don't have the money to attend college.

Front 22

conformity(9,10)

Back 22

acting according to general rules noun
the goods were in conformity with the contract.

Front 23

ruefully(9,10)

Back 23

regretfully;sorrowfully
adjective
he ruefully accepted the fact that his parents were killed in a car wreck.

Front 24

leery(9,10)

Back 24

wary;suspicious
adjective
Ponybor lived in a town that was leery of gang violence.

Front 25

contract(9,10)

Back 25

to draw together; shrink
verb
the glass contracts as it cools.

Front 26

stupor(9,10)

Back 26

state in which the mind and senses are dulled: daze
noun
he lay there in a drunken stupor.

Front 27

taut(9,10)

Back 27

not slack; pulled tight
adjective
the fabric stays taut without adhesive.

Front 28

stricken(9,10)

Back 28

tortured; agonized; heartbroken
adjective
he was grief-stricken by the loss of his dog.

Front 29

delirious(9,10)

Back 29

wildly irrational
adjecive
there was a great roar from the delirious crowd.

Front 30

clad(9,10)

Back 30

dressed; wearing
adjective
they were clad in tshirts and shorts.

Front 31

idolized(11,12)

Back 31

adored
verb
he idolized his mother