WRFG Vocab 2 Flashcards
Cinch
(n.) Something sure or easy
The Seahawks were cinch to win the Super Bowl, however, the Patriots intercepted the ball.
Coaxed
(v.) Persuaded
I coaxed my mom into letting me go to my friend’s house.
Liniment
(n.) Medical liquid used to soothe the skin
After having a rash, the man was given a liniment.
Nonchalantly
(adj.) Showing lack of interest; casual
I invited my friend to the movies, but he had already seen the film, making his reply nonchalant.
Belligerent
(adj.) Eager to fight
John Cena was belligerent to fight his rival.
Salve
(n.) Healing ointment for wounds
The deep cut needed a lot of salve.
Riffle
(n.) A shallow place in the bed of a river or stream over which water moves so swiftly that the surface is broken into ripples.
The young boy stared at his reflection in the riffle.
Slough
(n.) Marshy, muddy area
My mother got mad at me after I tracked mud in the house from being in a slough outside.
Rile
(v.) To imitate; annoy
My friend’s little sister loved to rile him.
Flinty
(adj.) Like hard stone
The stale bagel was very flinty in my mouth.