Unit 5

Front 1

acute

Back 1

with a sharp point, keen alert, sharp and severe,rising quickly to a high point and lasting for a short time. (adj.)

Front 2

Bluster

Back 2

to talk or act in a noisy or threatening way, to blow in stormy gusts,(v.) speech that is loud and threatening (noun.)

Front 3

bungle

Back 3

to act or work clumsily and awkwardly, to ruin something threw clumsiness.

Front 4

commentary

Back 4

a series of notes clarifying or explaining something, an expression of opinion (n)

Front 5

duration

Back 5

the length or time that something continues or lasts (n)

Front 6

eerie

Back 6

causing fear because of strangeness, weird, mysterious (adj.)

Front 7

facet

Back 7

one aspect or side of a subject or problem, one of the cut surfaces of a gem (n)

Front 8

fidelity

Back 8

the state of being faithful, accuracy in details, exactness (n)

Front 9

fray

Back 9

a brawl, noisy quarrel (n) to wear away by rubbing make ragged or worn, to strain, irritate (v)

Front 10

headstrong

Back 10

willful, stubborn (adj.)

Front 11

inhabitant

Back 11

a person or animal living permanetly in a given place (adj.)

Front 12

numb

Back 12

having lost power or feeling or movement (adj.) to dull the feelings of, to cause to lose feeling (v)

Front 13

pacify

Back 13

to make peaceful or calm, to soothe (v)

Front 14

ravenous

Back 14

greedy, very hungry, eager for satisfaction (adj)

Front 15

refute

Back 15

to prove incorrect (v)

Front 16

remorse

Back 16

deep and painful regret for ones past misdeeds(n)

Front 17

setback

Back 17

something that interfers with progress, a disappointment, unexpected loss or defeat, a step like recession in a wall. (n)

Front 18

smug

Back 18

overly self-satisfied, self-righteous (adj)

Front 19

synopsis

Back 19

a brief statement giving a general veiw of some subject, book etc. summary. (n)

Front 20

tarry

Back 20

to delay leaving, to linger, wait, to remain or stay for a while. (v)