Synonym
Clue: Friendly, cheerful, and warm
What is Genial?
Clue: Extreme misery or deep despair
What is Bliss?
Clue: "After winning the intense championship game, the entire team was in a state of pure __________."
What is Bliss?
Clue: In the sentence "They showed great hospitality," the word hospitality is this part of speech.
What is a Noun?
Clue: "The old stairs groaned under his weight as he crept up in the dark."
What is Personification?
Clue: To irritate or annoy
What is Exasperate?
Clue: To bore
What is Intrigue?
Clue: "The suspect could not __________ his whereabouts on the night of the crime."
What is Justify?
Clue: Both exasperate and console belong to this part of speech.
What is a Verb?
Clue: "His heart was an icy stone inside his chest."
What is a metaphor?
Clue: Cruel, merciless
What is Ruthless?
Clue: To upset, distress, or aggravate
What is Console?
Clue: "The mysterious opening chapter of the novel succeeded in __________ing the readers."
What is Intrigue?
Clue: Words like ruthless, genial, and offensive are classified as this.
What is an Adjective?
Clue: "The detective moved through the shadows as quiet as a mouse."
What is a simile?
Clue: Spiteful, vengeful
What is Vindictive?
Clue: Delightful, pleasant
Clue: "Making rude comments about someone's appearance is deeply __________."
What is Offensive?
Clue: The word acquisition is the noun form of this vocabulary verb.
What is Acquire?
Clue: "I've told you a million times not to go into the basement alone!"
What is hyperbole?
Clue: To obtain, earn
What is Acquire?
Clue: Cold, hostile
What is Hospitality?
Clue: "Driven by a __________ desire for payback, the villain plotted his revenge
What is Vindictive?
Clue: While justification is a noun, the vocabulary word justify functions as this part of speech.
What is a Verb?
Clue: "The floorboards squeaked, the clock ticked, and the window shattered with a crash!"
What is onomatopoeia?