Vocab1
To linger in an aimless way, hang around
Loiter
To bear witness, affirm to be true or genuine
Attest
We may be able to _________ our activities with theirs if we all plan ahead.
Dovetail
I can ______ to the truth of her story because I, too, saw what happened.
Attest
Twisted, turned to one side
Wry
Necessary, urgent
Imperative
If you step on a rusty nail, it is __________ that you see a doctor as soon as possible.
Imperative
Some students always ______ in the school yard long after classes are over for the day.
Loiter
To rob by force, especially during wartime
Plunder
To pretend illness to avoid duty or work, lie down on the job
Malinger
I urge you to be _________ in your efforts to achieve your goals in life.
Steadfast
If you ________ too often, no one will believe you when you really do fall ill.
Malinger
A person without a home or friend; a stray person or animal
Waif
Firmly fixed; constant, not moving or changing
Steadfast
When my best friend moved to another state halfway across the country, I felt extremely _______.
Forlorn
Charles Addams was famous for ___ cartoons chronicling the adventures of a ghoulish family.
Wry
To fit together exactly; to connect to form a whole
Dovetail
Totally abandoned and helpless; sad and lonely
Forlorn
The spunky ____ who triumphs over many hardships is a popular character in film and fiction.
Waif
Thieves often use a third party called a fence to sell jewelry and other _______.
Plunder