Definitions
Synonyms
Antonym
Complete the sentence
Manners & Moods
100

A person, typically one more remote than a grandparent, from whom one is descended. 

Ancestor

100

Perplexed, confused, or puzzled.

Bewildered

100

Gather, collect, or cluster.

Scatter

100

Before winter arrives, the squirrels will ______ nuts and hide them in the trees.

A) Scatter
B) Hoard
C) Chastise
D) Marvel

B) Hoard

100

Playful misbehavior or troublemaking, especially in children.

Mischief

200

An event regarded as a portent or a sign of good or evil to come.

Omen

200

To reprimand, discipline, or punish severely.

Chastise

200

Open, communicative, frank, or honest.

Secretive

200

Breaking the school honor code was considered a major ______ that required a meeting with the principal.

A) Omen
B) Aptitude
C) Phenomenon
D) Transgression

D) Transgression

200

Doing something in a childishly sulky or bad-tempered manner.

Petulantly

300

A natural ability to do something; a talent.

Aptitude

300

Agony, torment, or severe mental or physical pain.

Anguish

300

Cowardice, timidity, or fear.

Courage

300

It took several months for the new student to ______ into the culture of the school and feel comfortable.

A) Assimilate
B) Chastise
C) Marvel
D) Scatter

A) Assimilate

300

Speaking in a way that expresses dry, mocking, or sarcastic humor.

Wryly

400

Having many curves and turns; winding or serpentine.

Sinuous

400

To be filled with wonder, admiration, or astonishment.

Marvel

400

Malignant, harmful, or dangerous.

Benign

400

The player hung his head in ______ after realizing he had scored a goal for the opposing team.

A) Anguish
B) Ancestor
C) Humiliation
D) Mischief

C) Humiliation

400

A yearning desire, particularly for something that is difficult to attain.

Longing
500

A fact or situation that is observed to exist or happen, especially one whose cause is questionable or remarkable.

Phenomenon
500

Painstaking, precise, or showing great attention to detail.

Meticulous

500

Distinctive, memorable, or extraordinary.

Nondescript

500

After riding the spinning teacups, the child felt too ______ to walk in a straight line.

A) Benign
B) Dizzy
C) Nondescript
D) Secretive

B) Dizzy

500

Doing something with extreme care, thoroughness, and moral integrity.

Scrupulously

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