The hate u give Flashcards
argyle
A geometric pattern of diamonds on a single background color. Example: His socks were argyle with various colors.
recreational
Done for enjoyment or fun. Example: The prisoners had no recreational facilities.
dap
A friendly gesture like a handshake or fist bump. Example: Guys give him daps of agreement.
groggy
Someone who is dazed or slow to act. Example: The girl was groggy as she woke up from her nap.
sizzle
To make a hissing sound when cooking or frying. Example: The bacon sizzled in the pan.
salvaging
To save or recover something valuable to prevent loss. Example: You have to decide if the relationship is worth salvaging.
stulf
Noun - Slang word for handgun.
indict
To formally accuse or charge with a serious crime. Example: The witness helped indict the murderer.
prophecy
A prediction or forecast. Example: It’s more of a prayer than a prophecy.
hooptie
An old, worn-out car or clunker. Example: They passed a yard full of hoopties.
looter
Someone who steals things from houses or stores. Example: The looter stole a painting from the lady’s house.
guard
To protect or watch over something.
puff
To breathe smoke from a cigarette, pipe, etc., in. Example: He puffs on a cigar.
irate
Fuming with anger or outrage. Example: Did Khalil seem irate during the exchange?
squad
A group of friends or a slang term for a crew or gang. Example: I want to hang out with my squad.
insinuate
To suggest or imply something indirectly. Example: The person insinuated I should work with criminals.
lumber
To move in a slow or awkward way. Example: Daddy lumbered in.
engulf
To be completely surrounded and overwhelmed. Example: The warmth of my bed engulfs me in comfort.
junkie
A drug addict or abuser. Example: The junkies were handing out drugs on the corner.
Dysfunction
Not operating normally or broken. Example: The calculator was dysfunctional.
duplex
Two houses attached to each other. Example: They both grew up in duplex houses next to each other.
Amplify
To make something stronger or increase. Example: Emotions can amplify and make you feel more intensely.
sagging
To droop or sink, especially due to weight or weakness. Example: The roof was sagging under the loa
flinch
To withdraw or shrink from expecting something. Example: She flinched away from the pain.
atrium
A multiple-storied open area like a courtyard. Example: The atrium was filled with rays of sun.
salvaging
Recovering or saving valuable items from destruction.
pistol
A type of handgun.
