Outsiders Set 3

Front 1

radiate

Back 1

verb
to send out rays; to beam or shine
The sun radiates heat out all over the world every day, and without the sun, there would be no life.

Front 2

delinquents

Back 2

noun
young people who commit a crime
Her cousins were all juvenile delinquents, but she was the sweetest person imaginable.

Front 3

manslaughter

Back 3

noun
unlawfully killing another without planning it in advance
He was convicted of manslaughter when his rival since childhood was suddenly found dead.

Front 4

brawn

Back 4

noun
strength, physical power
The students at that school were more brawny than brainy.

Front 5

recurring

Back 5

verb
occurring over and over again
The recurring attacks were evidence for unsafe laws.

Front 6

aghast

Back 6

adjective
shocked; horrified; terrified
The aghast teacher backed up against the wall as the children cackled.

Front 7

exploit

Back 7

noun
daring act or heroic deed
The Lewis and Clark exploit was very important in American history; no one had ever done it before.

Front 8

faltered

Back 8

verb
spoke hesitantly; stammered
He faltered when he saw his friends shaking their heads anxiously.

Front 9

jet

Back 9

adjective
black usually highly polished
She wore a jet black belt over her orange coat.

Front 10

divert

Back 10

verb
to draw attention away
The boy diverted the police from the burning building by yelling and screaming.