Vocab Finals Flashcards

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asset (n)

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all of a person’s money and other property; a quality or person that can be used for your advantage

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demand(v)

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to ask or call for with authority

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extensive (adj)

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large in amount; extending over a great area

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foul (adj)

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disgusting in looks, tastes, and smell

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frantic (adj)

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wild with fear or anxiety

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murky (adj)

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very dark or gloomy; not clear

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startle (v)

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to frighten suddenly, and usually not seriously

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trickle (v)

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to flow or fall in drops

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wither (v)

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to shrivel from loss of moisture

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allegiance (n)

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loyalty and obediance, especially to one’s country or government

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anesthetic (n)

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a substance that causes temporary loss of feeling in the body

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appendage (n)

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a projecting part of the body, esp. an arm or leg

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ascend (v)

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to go up

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descend (v)

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to go down

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corpse (n)

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a dead body

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sympathy (n)

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a feeling of sadness for another person’s grief or misfortune

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upstanding (adj)

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honest; respectable

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cherish (v)

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to hold dear to one’s heart, to feel affection for

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endure (v)

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to keep going, despite hardships; to suffer patiently, without much complaint

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envy (n)

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a painful feeling of wanting something belonging to someone else.

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excruciating (adj)

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intensly painful, agonizing

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extremities (n)

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the end parts of the limbs of the body

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immortal (adj)

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living or lasting forever

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precise (adj)

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very exact

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protrude (v)
to stick out
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awe (n)
a feeling of mixed respect, wonder, amazement, and/or fear
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exhale (v)
to breathe out
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inhale (v)
to breathe in
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reiterate (v)
to say over again or repeatedly
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relocate (v)
to move to a new location
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singe (v)
to burn slightly
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tangible (adj)
able to be touched
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wistful (adj)
having or showing a feeling of regretful longing for something
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yearn (v)
to want something very much
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adjacent (adj)
next to or near
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casualty (n)
a person killed or injured in a war or accident
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debut (n)
a first public appearance
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interrogate (v)
to question someone formally and thoroughly
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jargon (n)
the special "language" of a particular activity or group; a way of speaking that is full of long, important sounding words
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limelight (n)
the center of public attention
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makeshift (adj)
serving as a temporary replacement for something
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pantomime (v)
to communicate using only gestures and facial expressions
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sorrow (n)
a feeling of deep sadness
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triage (n)
the process of sorting injured people (from a battle or disaster) into three groups, based on their need for medical treatment and likelihood of survival
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ajar (adj)
slightly open
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astonished (adj)
struck with sudden amazement or surprise
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boast (v)
to brag about someone's own possesions, abilities, or accomplishments
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depart (v)
to leave
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devour (v)
to eat up greedily or hungarly
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dismal (adj)
very gloomy and depressing; dreary
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dusk (n)
the darker part of twilight
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famished (adj)
extremely hungry
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gaze (v)
to look at someone or something intently, esp. because of admiration or thoughtfullness
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glutton (n)
a person who eats to much
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idle (adj)
not working; avoiding work; lazy
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labor (n)
work, esp. physical work
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perish (v)
to pass away completely; to die
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remote (adj)
far away; isolated
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summit (n)
the highest point (as of a mountain); the top
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wane (v)
to get gradually smaller
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wax (v)
to grow larger, stronger, or fuller