Week 14 Vocabulary Flashcards
Boorish
Rude or unrefined; His boorish manners at prom made everyone uncomfortable.
Prodigious
Enormous in size quantity, degree amazing; Te trainer managed to escape a ferociously prodigious lion by climbing a tree.
Panache
(pa nash) dashing elegance of manner or style; His boorish manners at rom made everyone uncomfortable.
Agog
Highly excited;eager; Betty is always agog on Christmas morning
Forbearance
Patience; The hunter showed great forbearance by sitting in the tree stand all day long.
Forthright
Blunt, going straight to the point; Whenever I want a forthright opinion, I always ask my two year old son.
Profound
Intellectually deep; intense; Psychologists believe that TV violence has a profound effect on our behavior toward others.
Fiasco
Failure; Disaster; The kids’ plan to release all the animals at the shelter was a fiasco.
Doleful
Sorrowful; sad; Billy was doleful because his girlfriend broke up with him.
Opaque
Not shiny, dull; hard to understand; Jaz put an opaque blue glaze on her ceramic teapot.
re
Back, again; Redo, repaint, repossess
per
Through, thorough, complte; Perfect, peruse
Scope
See into; Telescope, periscope
Ambi
Both; ambidextrous
Inter
Between; intersection, intercede