Set 2

Front 1

exquisite

Back 1

definition: very fine, proper, or fancy

That hat was so exquisite, but i had no money.

Front 2

inventory

Back 2

definition: A complete listing of items on hand

inventory: items: piggy bank: money

Front 3

repugnant

Back 3

definition: distasteful, objectionable, or offensive.

creepy or different

Front 4

Resigned

Back 4

definition: accepting of something, usually when unhappy about it.

I was resigned to the fact that I would have to tell my parents that my steer ran away.

Front 5

Lucid

Back 5

Definition: clear and easily understood

plain or limpid

Front 6

Cascade

Back 6

(verb) to flow or to fall, usually like a waterfall

My soda cascade all over the couch, so my mom was mad.

Front 7

Brandish

Back 7

(verb) to wave or show something, usually as a weapon.

shake or raise

Front 8

Distortion

Back 8

(noun) a blurring of the truth; an unclear statement or image

truthful

Front 9

Quiver

Back 9

(verb) to shake or tremble with a slight but rapid motion

Ball

Front 10

Lineage

Back 10

(noun) the line or descent one can trace to their ancestors

fance

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Anomaly

Back 11

(noun) something or someone that is abnormal or different from the common form.

It was Anomaly that my friend was not at school.

Front 12

Oppressor:

Back 12

(noun) person or a thing that places cruel or unjust burdens on others

Dictator

president

Front 13

Penchant

Back 13

(noun) a strong inclinatination, taste, or liking for something

Front 14

Callous

Back 14

(adj.) insensitive; hardened

My brother was being Callous when he was around a thug, so he ran away.

My sister was acting callous around the new dog, , so she cried.

Front 15

Crude

Back 15

(adj.) raw, unprepared, or undeveloped

My dog bit me and he was being crude, so i shot it.

Front 16

Disheaten

Back 16

(verb) to depress the hope, courage, or spirits of; discourage.

put down

lift up

Front 17

Thrash

Back 17

(verb) To beat soundly or defeat thoroughly

My cow was thrashing me, so I died.

Front 18

Scornful

Back 18

(adj) full of scorn, hatred, or contempt

I ate plain chocolate mix, so I had to vomit.

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Anguish

Back 19

(noun) excruciating distress, suffering, or pain

I am Anguish to be in E.L.A.

Front 20

Leeward

Back 20

(adj.) the side or point toward which the wind blows.

calm

rough

Front 21

Murmur

Back 21

(noun) a low, continuous sound.

My dog Murmured in her sleep, so I kicked her.

Front 22

Abundance

Back 22

(noun) an extremely plentiful or overflowing amount.

My steer weighed a Abundant amount of 1,400 lb., so he maid more money.

Front 23

Charitable

Back 23

(adj.) generous in donations or gifts to relieve the needs of those in need

God is charitable

Front 24

Destitute

Back 24

(adj.) lacking the necessary means, such as clothing, food, and shelter.

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Surplus

Back 25

(noun) an amount or quantity greater than what is in need

overflow

nothing

I need a surplus amount of water, so went to wall-mart.

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Pledge

Back 26

(noun) a promise, agreement, or assurance of support.

Swear

Front 27

Provision

Back 27

(noun) the providing or supplying of something, especially of food or other necessities.

food or water.