Vocabulary Flashcards
asset
all of a persons money or other property;a quality or person that can be used to your advantage
demand
to ask or call for with authority
extensive
large in amount;extending over a great area
foul
disgusting in looks,taste,or smell
frantic
wild with fear or anxiety marked by wild or hurried activity
murky
very dark or gloomy; not clear
startle
to frighten suddenly and usually not seriously
trickle
to flow or fall in drops
wither
to shrivel from loss of moisture
allegiance
loyalty and obedience especially to ones country or government
anesthetic
a substance that causes temporary loss of feeling in the body
appendage
a projecting part of the body especially arms and legs
ascend
to go up
descend
to go down
corpse
a dead body
sympathy
a feeling of sadness for another persons grief or misfortune
upstanding
honest; respectable
cherish
to hold dear to ones heart
endure
to keep going despite hardships; to suffer patiently without much complaint
envy
a painful feeling of wanting something belonging to someone else
excruciating
intensely painful; agonizing
extremities
the end parts of the body (hands feet fingers and toes)
immortal
living or lasting forever
precise
very exact
protrude
to stick out
awe
a feeling of mixed respect, wonder,amazement,and or fear
exhale
to breath out
inhale
to breath in
reiterate
to say over again repeatedly
relocate
to move to a new location
singe
to burn slightly especially to remove hair by passing briefly over a flame
tangible
able to be touched
wistful
having or showing a feeling of regretful longing for something
yearn
to want something very much
adjacent
next to or near
casualty
a person killed or injured in a war or accident
debut
a first public appearance
interrogate
to question someone formally and thoroughly
jargon
a special language of a particular activity or group a way of speaking that is full of long important sounding words
limelight
the center of public attention
makeshift
serving as a temporary replacement for something
pantomime
to communicate using only gestures and facial expressions
sorrow
a feeling of deep sadness
triage
the process of sorting people(from battle or disaster) based on their likelihood to survive
ajar
slightly open
astonished
struck with sudden amazement or surprise
boast
to brag about one’s own possessions abilities or accomplishments