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8 Cards in this Set
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Mock
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To tease or make fun of
After I began to mock my classmate i felt good, but my teacher gave me an evil stare |
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Slouch
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To hunch over with bad posture
He began to slouch walking home, for he was tired. |
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Subdued
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With not a lot of energy or strength
She looked very subdued, and then she began to rub her eyes |
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Disparage
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To represent of little worth
He tried to show his competitor with disparage, but he did not pull of the lie. |
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Rambunctious
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Lively
He looked very rambunctious, but he had to go to bed soon according to his mother. |
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Scrupulous
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Diligent
His project showed his scrupulous note-taking and listening, but he still got an F. |
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Squander
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To waste
He began to squander his food, but his parents didn't think he should do that. |
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Whimsical
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Playful
He had a very whimsical attitude, so he was liked by his peers. |
