5th Grade Words Flashcards

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dispel (5th)

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(verb) clear away: make something go away.

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phrasing (5th)

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(noun) style of expression: wording

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coffee (5th)

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(noun) a drink made from the roasted and ground seeds of certain trees or shrubs that have cherrylike fruits.

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dwindled (5th)

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(verb) became steadily less: diminished in size, amount or quality.

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median (5th)

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(noun) a value that falls in the middle of a list of values arranged from smallest to largest, or which is the average of the two middle values if there is no one middle number.

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soprano (5th)

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(noun) the highest voice part in four-part harmony

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tropical (5th)

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(adjective) of, relating to, occurring in or used in the region near the equator.

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catalog or catalogue (5th)

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(noun) a pamphlet or book that contains a list of items arranged systematically often with other related matter.

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lactose (5th)

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(noun) a type of sugar that is found in milk

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diploma (5th)

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(noun) a document that records that a person has completed a course or graduated from a school.

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smidge (5th)

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(noun) a small amount

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tarnish (5th)

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(verb) to become dull, discolored or stained in appearance.

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fondant (5th)

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(noun) a creamy sugar preparation that is used as a basis for candies or icings.

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cyberspace (5th)

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(noun) the online world of computer networks and the Internet.

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prowess (5th)

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(noun) extraordinary ability : excellence.

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measly (5th)

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(adjective) contemptibly small

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origin (5th)

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(noun) ancestry: parentage.

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trellis (5th)

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(noun) a frame made of crossing pieces of wood that is used as a screen or as a support for climbing plants.

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autumn (5th)

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(noun) the season comprising the months of September, October and November – called also “fall.”

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variety (5th)

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(noun) the quality or state of having numerous forms or types.

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moxie (5th)

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(noun) audacity, nerve.

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parable (5th)

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(noun) a short story that teaches a moral or religious lesson.

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chemistry (5th)

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(noun) a science that deals with the composition, structure and properties of substances and transformations that they undergo.

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splurge (5th)

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(verb) to indulge in some unusual activity, expense, pleasure or luxury.

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balderdash (5th)

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(verb) nonsense: empty talk or discourse.

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hodgepodge (5th)

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(noun) a mixture or medley of different things.

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swollen (5th)

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(adjective) distended or puffed up, as by disease or injury.

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diagonal (5th)

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(adjective) running across from corner to corner

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superlative (5th)

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(adjective) surpassing all others.

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macaw (5th)

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(noun) a large long-tailed parrot that has bright, showy feathers and lives in Central and South America.

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Victorian (5th)

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(adjective) relating to or typical of the art, letters or taste during Queen Victoria’s reign.

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fulfilling (5th)

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(verb) carrying out or accomplishing.

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columnist (5th)

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(noun) a person who writes a regular newspaper feature or conducts a radio or television program similar to a feature.

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bewilder (5th)

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(verb) to confuse.

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hammock (5th)

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(noun) a swinging couch or bed usually made of netting or canvas and hanging by cords from supports at each end.

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squander (5th)

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(verb) to spend extravagantly or foolishly: throw away

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curfew (5th)

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(noun) the hour at which persons (such as juveniles, military personnel, or other specific types) must be off the streets or at which business or places of assembly must be closed.

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absurd (5th)

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(adjective) extremely silly, foolish or unreasonable: completely ridiculous.

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hoity-toity (5th)

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(adjective) affecting superiority: haughty and patronizing.

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whiff (5th)

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(noun) a inhalation of odor, smoke, gas or vapor.

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nurture (5th)

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(verb) a further the development of: promote the growth of: foster.

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vicinity (5th)

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(noun) a surrounding area or district.

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wharf (5th)

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(noun) a structure built at the water’s shore so that ships can load and unload cargo and passengers.

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eerily (5th)

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(adverb) mysteriously or weirdly.

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lavender (5th)

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(noun) a fragrant mint plant with narrow leaves and spikes of lilac-purple flowers.

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gauze (5th)

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(noun) a loosely woven cotton fabric used to bandage wounds.

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mirthful (5th)

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(adjective) full of gladness or merriment.

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beret (5th)

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(noun) a soft flat hat that is usually woolen and has no visor.

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evaporation (5th)

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(noun) the change by which a liquid is turned into a gas or substance that consists of very small drops mixed with the air.

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vigorously (5th)

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(adverb) forcefully, actively or energetically.