PPT-VOCAB WEEK 9 1. abscond

VOCAB WEEK 9 1 abscond On Halloween the children absconded with the extra candy on the porch If you abscond with someone elses notebook Ms Mitchell will be mad 1 abscond v to run off and hide. SAT & Content Words . Hemorrhages. Ostracized. Qualms. Compulsory. Groping. Sadistic. Ironical. Exhibitionist. Literary Terms. Objective Narrator. Point of View. First Person Narrative. Second Person. TKAM Vocab List. Week 1 . Vocab . day 1. perpetrated. (vb.): carried out; committed. quelled. (vb.): To . quell. is to overwhelm something until it is . powerless . analogous. (adj.): similar; comparable. : (v) to run off and hide. After committing a crime, smart criminals attempt to . abscond. from the scene. . Access. : (n) approach or admittance to places, persons, things; an increase; (v) to get at, obtain. If you abscond with someone else’s notebook, Ms. . Mitchell. . will be mad.. 1. abscond. (v.) to run off and hide . 2. access. My mom does not give me full access to the internet.. I was not granted access to the White House last year. . (noun) . a youth. stripling. The jury overlooked the idea that he was only a . stripling. , and they tried him as an adult.. (verb) to drive together so that one slides into the other like the sections of a spy-glass. After committing a crime, smart criminals attempt to . abscond. from the scene. . Access. : (n) approach or admittance to places, persons, things; an increase; (v) to get at, obtain. Anarchy. : (n) a lack of government and law; confusion. Take out 3 pieces of paper. Foreshadowing. Sentence types. Bellwork. and grammar. Simple sentences. Write this. Are a single independent clause. Must have a noun, or subject, and a verb, or predicate. . 3. rd. Block. February 27. th. , 2013. Brawn. (n) Big Muscles; Great strength. Cite. . (v) To quote, . espcially. as an authority, to mention in support, proof, or conformation, to refer to as an example. abstruse. (. adj. ) . difficult to understand. boisterous. (. adj. ) Louder than need be. exacerbate. (verb) to make more sharp or severe. fastidious. (. adj. ) hard to please. gregarious. (. adj. economical. (. adj. ) frugal, thrifty, cheap. emancipate. (v) to free from some external control; to liberate. engulf. (v) to surround or enclose completely. entourage. (n) one’s associates or friends; your crew. ideology. (n) a system of ideas and/or beliefs. idiosyncrasy. (n) a behavioral quirk. imminent. (. adj. ) just about to happen. impeccable. (. adj. ) flawless. inaugurate. (v) to begin officially. economical. (. adj. ) frugal, thrifty, cheap. emancipate. (v) to free from some external control; to liberate. engulf. (v) to surround or enclose completely. entourage. (n) one’s associates or friends; your crew. Vocab Words Week 3 Mr . Matzka bamboozle (v) To cheat or trick banter (n) a playful conversation; good natured teasing belligerent ( adj ) ready to fight benign ( adj ) harmless, mild, kind bizarre Week 8 Vocab. Petra Lyons 3 rd Block February 27 th , 2013 Precipice (n) The face of a cliff, a steep, or overhanging Presumptuous ( Adj ) Disrespectfully bold Prolific ( Adj ) Abundantly productive; fruitful; fertile