You give me the definition
daybreak
dawn; the first light of day
an old person
senior
cure
EX. Is there a cure for froggy-itis? I heard it's deadly!
I was ___ when I found out today was the session test!
A. sickening
B. concerned
C. underfed
concerned
traipse
verb
to walk from one place to another, often feeling tired or bored
Use underfed in a sentence
EX. The froggies were all underfed when the flies went on vacation.
flutter
to move about flapping or waving quickly
to mend or heal; to return to normal
recover
dawdle
EX. Mom hates when I dawdle! She says, "we gotta get our of here, the building is burning down!" Mom, CHILL!
Are you an ancient person or a ____? There is no in between!
A. senior
B. youth
C. throng
youth
throng
noun
a large group of people
to destroy or completely get rid of something
eradicate
peril
extreme danger
to disappear
vanish
regain
EX. It was hard to regain all the Dojo points I lost for throwing my shoe at Mr. Froggy!
The ____ of words screamed at the losing team was embarrassing as a fan.
A. fiasco
B. daybreak
C. volley
volley
transfixed
adjective
frozen in surprise or fear
What is the POS of fervently?
adverb
in a way that shows that your beliefs are strong and truly felt
console
to make someone who is sad feel better
causing you to feel ill or sick
sickening
simper
EX. The rude boy would always simper after making an uncool comment.
Can you please ____ your identity by showing me your passport?
A. verify
B. regain
C. recover
verify
securely
adverb
if something is securely fastened, it will not fall or become loose
fiasco
a complete failure, especially one that embarrasses
people
gratitude
the feeling or quality of being grateful
something good about a situation that helps you
advantage
speak ill
EX. You'd best not speak ill of frogs, or I'll clobber you!
DOUBLE BONUS QUESTION!!!!
Use three vocabulary words in ONE sentence.
EX. I felt peril as I traipsed to school because of the fiasco I caused yesterday, throwing a cup of water at the principal.
consider
verb
to think about something carefully
What is the POS of bury your nose?
idiom
to be immersed in a book