Shane's Vocab 11.30 Flashcards

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antics (noun)

A

ridiculous and unpredictable behavior or action

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avowed (adj)

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declared openly without shame, acknowledged

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banter (v) (n)

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to exchange playful remarks, tease, talk that is playful

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bountiful (adj)

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given freely, generous, plentiful, abundantly

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congested (adj)

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overcrowded filled or occupied to excess

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detriment (n)

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harm or loss injury damage a disadvantage, the cause of harm, entering loss or damage

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durable (adj) (n)

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sturdy, not worn out over time, used repeatedly over a series of years

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enterprising (adj)

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energetic, willing able to start something new

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frugal (adj)

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poor, avoiding waste and luxury

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gingerly (adj, adv)

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with extreme care or caution

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glut (verb, n)

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to provide more than is needed or wanted, an oversupply

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incognito (adj adv n)

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a disguise, the state of being disguised, an assumed identity

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invalidate (v)

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to make valueless take away of or effect

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legendary (adj)

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described in well-known stories, existing in known stories, legends rather than in real life

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maim (v)

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to cripple, disable or injure

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minimize (v)

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to make as small as possible, to make the least of, to make smaller than before

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oblique (adj)

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slanting or sloping, not straightforward or direct

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veer (v)

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to change direction of course suddenly

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venerate (v)

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to regard with reverence, look up with great respect

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wanton (adj, n)

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wreckless, heartless unjustifiable, loose in morals, a spoiled pampered person