Rolling Thunder, Hear My Cry Chapters 1-2-3-4-5-6

Front 1

meticulously

Back 1

very carefully
I Meticulously opened the door to the kitchen at night.

Front 2

pensively

Back 2

thoughtfully, often with some sadness
He Pensively looked through the long forgotten drawers in the attic, thinking of his grandfather.

Front 3

undaunted

Back 3

not held back by fear
She Undauntedly went out of her way for the ball across the car filled street.

Front 4

emblazoned

Back 4

to inscribe upon
Some people wear Emblazoned t-shirts these days.

Front 5

gleaned

Back 5

collected
I Gleaned different types of rocks I found at the beach.

Front 6

reverberated

Back 6

echoed
The sound Reverberated through the opera house.

Front 7

ebbed

Back 7

weakened or lessoned
The virus Ebbed away at my computers hard drive.

Front 8

temerity

Back 8

foolish or rash boldness; recklessness
The teenagers Temerity lead them to jail.

Front 9

maverick

Back 9

a person who takes an independent stand
Hillery Clinton is a Maverick.

Front 10

formidable

Back 10

causing fear or dread
The formidable looking "haunted house" sent shivers down my spine.

Front 11

Resiliency

Back 11

(noun) the ability to recover strength, sprints, or good humor quickly
His Resiliency is really astounding.

Front 12

Embittered

Back 12

(adjective) made respectful or sad; aggravated.
It Embittered the CEO of IBM to find out his computer had broken.

Front 13

Codding

Back 13

(verb) treating someone tenderly , such as an infant or an invalid
They were Codding him while he walked through the halls of Junior High.

Front 14

Flippantly

Back 14

(adverb) disrespectfully
She Flippantly said no to her mother.

Front 15

Rash

Back 15

(adjective) too rash or incautious in acting or speaking
Their Rash behavior will be noted down in the police log.

Front 16

Oblivious

Back 16

(adjective) forgetful or unmindful
He was Oblivious to his goldfish.

Front 17

Haggard

Back 17

(adjective) having a worn look, as from sleeplessness, grief, or illness
He looked Haggardly this evening.

Front 18

Riveted

Back 18

fixed or held firmly
The bolts were Riveted to the building.

Front 19

Nauseous

Back 19

(adjective) feeling a sickness of the stomach; feeling disgusted
It made them Nauseous to even think about boats, let alone ride them.

Front 20

Fathom

Back 20

(verb) to get to the bottom of; to understand thoroughly
It was Unfathomable to think of not listening to a dictator in the 1900's.

Front 21

Prevailed

Back 21

gained advantage or mastery; triumphed
When i got past a level on a game.

Front 22

Warily

Back 22

cautiously
A lion.

Front 23

Bunions

Back 23

swellings at the first joint of the big toes
They could be painful/ require surgery.

Front 24

Sleek

Back 24

smooth and shiny; well kept; polished
An Ipod, Bugatti, and a Machine Gun.

Front 25

Malevolently

Back 25

wishing evil or harm
Male in front of a word means bad. Benevolently.

Front 26

Sullenly

Back 26

showing resentment and ill humor; gloomily; sadly
He sullenly walked into the classroom.

Front 27

Audible

Back 27

loud enough to be heard
Speaker, explosion, water gushing, thermonuclear reactor.

Front 28

Nattily

Back 28

trimly or smartly in appearance

Front 29

Triumphantly

Back 29

successfully; happily
Walked Triumphantly. S/He walked Triumphantly. It changes it by making it describe the noun in a different way.

Front 30

Languidly

Back 30

sluggishly; indifferent; slowly
Lazily, energyless, inert.

Front 31

Admonished

Back 31

(verb) catuioned against, warned
My neighbor Admonished my lazyness.

Front 32

Bewildered

Back 32

(adjective) hopelessly confused
I Bewilderded my math teacher.

Front 33

Interminable

Back 33

(adjective) without end
This tunnle is Interminable.

Front 34

Avenging

Back 34

(verb) getting back at someone for an injury or a wrong
The group shall be Avenging their members death by killing the person who did it.

Front 35

Goaded

Back 35

(verb) prodded into action
I Goaded the dog to run.

Front 36

Revenue

Back 36

(noun) income; an item or source of income
Our Revenue is always above 10k a year.

Front 37

Denote

Back 37

(verb) to be a sign of; to indicate
The president is a Denote to America.

Front 38

Impaled

Back 38

(verb) pierced through with, or fixed on, with something pointed.
She Impaled the cars's chairs.

Front 39

Sentinels

Back 39

(noun) people or animals sent to guard a group
Her Sentinels's Sentinels have phones.

Front 40

Fallow

Back 40

(noun) left unplanted, unused
The dog's bowl was Fallowed after the dog was taken to the shelter when his owner couldn't own him anymore.

Front 41

Furrowed

Back 41

(adj) grooved by a plow; anything resembling grooved land
Whenever my mother worked on a crossword puzzle, her Furrowed forehead made her look as if shy was in deep thought.

Front 42

Kin

Back 42

(noun) relatives, family
The dogs kin are very friendly and protective, just the other day, one of them barked at a stranger.

Front 43

Resigned

Back 43

(verb) yielding and uncomplaining; showing passive acceptance
I resigned from work as the CEO, my wife was outraged.

Front 44

Amenities

Back 44

(noun) pleaseant manners of polite social behavior; extras
The banquets Amenities were extravagant, but I didn't like them.

Front 45

Seep

Back 45

(verb) to leak, drip, or flow out slowly
The sink was Seeping dirty water, it was disgusting.

Front 46

Rile

Back 46

(verb) to anger or irritate
The man Riled the womans dog, it was quite funny.

Front 47

Despondently

Back 47

(adverb) hopelessly
She Despondently fought against the dragon, even though it was just a movie.

Front 48

Condemning

Back 48

(adj) strongly disapproving of
It was Condemning to sit in a jail cell, at least I had a book.

Front 49

Reproachfully

Back 49

(adverb) accusingly; making one feel ashamed
They Reproachfully made the boy cry.

Front 50

En masse

Back 50

in a group
I was En masse, even though it was 12 AM.