6th Grade Words Flashcards
boycott (6th)
(verb) combine against someone or something in a policy of absence of relations for economic or political reasons.
impulse (6th)
(noun) a sudden spontaneous desire to do something.
winsome (6th)
(adjective) causing joy or pleasure: agreeable, pleasant
alternate (6th)
(verb) take or do in turns.
ottoman (6th)
(noun) an overstuffed footstool.
entertain (6th)
(verb) to cause the time to pass pleasantly: amuse
anorak (6th)
(noun) a hooded jacket or pullover made of heavy windproof fabric.
documentary (6th)
(noun) a film or television presentation that is factual.
jargon (6th)
(noun) the technical language of specialists or workers in a particular activity or area of study.
gratis (6th)
(adverb) without charge: free
sympathy (6th)
(noun) the feeling of being sensitive to or affected by someone else’s emotions, experiences or especially sorrows.
paragon (6th)
(noun) a model of excellence or perfection.
festooned (6th)
(verb) suspended in a decorative chain hanging typically in a curve between tow points.
tonsils (6th)
(plural noun) a pair of masses of spongy tissue that lie one on each side of the throat.
mogul (6th)
(noun) a dominant person in a particular business or field.
udon (6th)
(noun) a Japanese noodle made from wheat flour.
frequently (6th)
(adverb) at short intervals
pomposity (6th)
(noun) a self-important demeanor speech or action.
marathon (6th)
(noun) a footrace that is usually 26.2 miles in length.
polemic (6th)
(adjective) of, relating to or of the nature of a controversial discussion or argument.
casserole (6th)
(noun) a type of food cooked and served in a dish made of earthenware, glass or metal usually having a cover.
platinum (6th)
(adjective) of, relating to, or made of a heavy, expensive silver metallic element that is difficult to melt and is often used in electronic devices and jewelry.
mundane (6th)
(adjective) characterized by human affairs, concerns, and activities that are often practical, immediate, temporary and ordinary.
alpaca (6th)
(noun) a South American animal like a llama with fine long woolly hair.
billiards (6th)
(plural noun) any of several games played on a table by hitting balls into one another or into pockets using a long stick.
cyclone (6th)
(noun) a storm with very high winds that rotate around a center of low atmospheric pressure.
Scrooge (6th)
(noun) a person that hates to spend money.
genteel (6th)
(adjective) not vulgar or rude: polite.
collude (6th)
(verb) to connive with another: conspire, plot.
guardian (6th)
(noun) a person who is legally appointed to the care of another person or another person’s property.
mosaic (6th)
(adjective) of or relating to a colored surface pattern made of inlaid tile, marble or glass.
personnel (6th)
(plural noun) individuals of a particular (as professional or occupational) group.
tapioca (6th)
(noun) a preparation of cassava starch processed and used as a thickening agent in liquid foods, such as pudding, soups or juicy pies.
electrode (6th)
(noun) a conductor used to establish electrical contact with a nonmetallic portion of a circuit.
modular (6th)
(adjective) capable of being easily joined to or arranged with other parts or units.
quagmire (6th)
(noun) a complex situation that is hard to get out of.
enunciate (6th)
(verb) to pronounce words or sounds clearly.
melodramatic (6th)
(adjective) extremely or overly emotional.
epoxy (6th)
(noun) any of various sticky, flexible resins that usually become rigid when heated, are resistant to chemicals, and are often used in coatings and adhesives.
chortle (6th)
(noun) a sound expressing pleasure or joy.
WYSIWYG (6th)
(noun) a display on a computer that shows the exact appearance of a printed document.
yurt (6th)
(noun) a circular domed tent or skins or felt used by Mongol nomads of Siberia
banquet (6th)
(noun) an elaborate meal attended by many people usually to celebrate a special event.
escarpment (6th)
(noun) a long cliff or steep slope separating low flat or slightly sloped areas.
zealous (6th)
(adjective) filled with passionate support for a person or a cause.
decor (6th)
(noun) arrangement of accessories in interior ornamentation.
revelation (6th)
(noun) something that is revealed: disclosure.
vague (6th)
(adjective) not clearly expressed.
cumulus (6th)
(noun) a cloud form with a flat base and rounded outlines that often looks like a mountain.
montage (6th)
(noun) a quick sequence of images in a film or television program that develop a single theme, suggest a state of mind or bridge a time lapse.