verb
noun
noun
verb
adjective
100
Collaborate
collaborate: v. work together on a common enterprise or project
Example: The kids finally collaborated with each other for their group project.
100
plaudit
enthusiastic approval
Ex: Laura gave Lana a large plaudit on her assignment.
100
excerpt
n. a passage selected from a larger work
100
Grope
v. feel about uncertainly or blindly
100
churlish
adj. having a bad disposition; surly
200
hover
v. hang in the air; fly or be suspended above
Ex: The bird hovered above the ocean.
200
citadel
n. a stronghold for shelter during a battle
ex: The soldiers ran to the citadel to rest during battle.
200
rubble
n. the remains of something that has been destroyed
200
jostle
v. make one's way by pushing or shoving
200
servile
adj. submissive or fawning in attitude or behavior
300
Evolve
evolve: v. undergo development
Example: Her personality evolved from shy to outgoing and cheerful.
300
decree
n. a legally binding command or decision
Ex: The president made a decree on the court case.
300
vigil
n. a purposeful surveillance to guard or observe
300
revert
v. go back to a previous state
300
discordant
adj. not in agreement or harmony
400
preclude
preclude: v. make impossible, especially beforehand
Example: His boss gave him a preclude amount of work.
400
laggard
n. someone who takes more time than necessary
Ex: There's always that one laggard in gym that prevents free time.
400
bonanza
n. a sudden happening that brings good fortune
500
wrangle
wrangle: v. quarrel noisily, angrily, or disruptively
Example: The two children wrangled together.
500
Adage
adage: n. a condensed but memorable saying embodying an important fact
Ex: Shakespeare's famous adage, "to be or not to be"