Book 7 - LESSON 13 Flashcards

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Intrepid

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Feeling or showing no fear; brave; courageous.

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Scanty

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Not enough or just barely enough; small in size or amount.

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Lucrative

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Producing wealth or profit.

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Proficient

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Able to do something very well; skillful.

(Proficiency) The quality of being proficient.

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Climax

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The highest point; the greatest moment or event.

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Mentor

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A wise and loyal friend and adviser.

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Obsession

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An interest, idea, or feeling that fills one’s mind and leaves little room for anything else.

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Zest

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Great enjoyment; excitement.

(Zestful) Full of zest.

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Strait

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A narrow body of water connecting two larger ones.

(Straits) Trouble or need.

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Personable

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Pleasing in manner and appearance.

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Kindle

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  1. To start burning.
  2. To cause to become excited or stirred up.

(Kindling) Sticks used to start a fire.

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Canny

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Shrewd and careful; watchful of one’s own interest.

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Exuberant

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Happy and excited; bubbling over with enthusiasm.

(Exuberance) The quality of being exuberant.

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Arduous

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Requiring much effort; very difficult.

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Endorse

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  1. To sign the back of a check before cashing or depositing it.
  2. To approve of; support.
  3. To be favorably associated with a product in return for payment.
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