PPT-Vocab Words Week 3 Mr . Matzka bamboozle (v) To cheat or trick

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. SAT & Content Words . Hemorrhages. Ostracized. Qualms. Compulsory. Groping. Sadistic. Ironical. Exhibitionist. Literary Terms. Objective Narrator. Point of View. First Person Narrative. Second Person. 5 Steps of Writing. Step #1: Planning. Sometimes called Prewriting, this is the stuff we do before writing. . Brainstorm (without rejecting ideas). Make decisions (about plot, setting, and characters). 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. (verb) to speak or write a . speech about . a person’s life or character. .. eulogize. If you were to . eulogize. your favorite book character’s life, what would you say?. (. adj. ) imperfect. (noun) a . piece of information. datum. . (. adj. ) fearless. dauntless. . (noun) scarcity, as of something customary, essential, or desirable. dearth. .. (verb) to lower in character or virtue. debase. (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. camaraderie. (n) friendship. caricature. (n) an exaggerated portrait or description. cavalier. (. adj. ) showing arrogant disregard. cite. (v) quote by way of example, call to attention. clairvoyant. 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. genre. (n) type of category. grapple. (v) to hold onto something; to wrestle. grotesque. (. adj. ) weird or outlandish in character or appearance. gyrate. (v) to rotate rapidly, to spin, to wind or coil. 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. Vocabulary Week 7 Root: Lud / Lus Meaning: play/trick Vocabulary Words Illusion Ludicrous Delude Include Exclude Collude Measure Prelude Allude Infer ALLUDE [v] to hint at or suggest Ms. Paris’ Vocab Unit 8 Accel 12 Aberration (noun) Departure from what is proper, right, expected, or normal; a lapse from a sound mental state S : deviation, irregularity In an aberration of judgment, the coach chose not to call a critical time-out.