Vocabulary Unit 4
To Settle
To establish a residence or a colony
helpful; advantageous
Beneficial
To deceive or cheat
To deeply scare
To terrify
His family _ _ _ _ _ _ from Europe
Hailed
A dialect
A version of a language with different words or sounds
To invite attention
To attract
To steal or take over
To get on, as on a boat or airplane
To board
The convenience store was _ _ _ _ _ _ _ of snacks
Sold out
To prevent something from working properly
To interfere
Working together well and in agreement
Harmonious
An airline employee who serves meals and assists passengers in flight
A flight attendant
To move on hands and knees
The tall man _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ from the crowd of short people
Stood out
free from vanity or self importance
modest
causing trouble, difficulties or discomfort
Inconvenient
To guess the value or worth or something
To estimate
Metal bracelets used to secure people's hands
Handcuffs
My family _ _ _ _ _ _ for Grandma's house.
Set out
harmful; damaging
Detrimental
To cause someone to have a feeling or emotion
To inspire
Money or a gift received for a service
A reward
A quick or simple drawing
A sketch
They _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ on where the thief might live.
have a lead