Definitions
Examples
Definitions
Examples
Opposites
100
to go after and bring back
What is Fetch
100
We were scheduled to ________ the ship at noon.
Embark
100
having the ability to read and write
What is literate
100
Sue took some _______ medicine to reduce weight, but never lost a pound.
Quack
100
Not very much
Abound
200
showing great enthusiasm or devotion to a goal
What is zeal
200
The _________ we made came undone after we pulled on both ends of the rope.
Splice
200
to be numerous of in great quantity
What is abound
200
Hal ate his burger and fries with ________.
Zeal
200
Very knowledgable
Quack
300
one who pretends medical knowledge or skills that they not possess
What is quack
300
In our education systems; the goal is for children to become __________ by the fourth grade.
Literate
300
an early or original example upon which later examples are based
What is prototype
300
Mosquitoes __________ in the summertime.
Abound
300
Clean and organized
Shambles
400
a scene or condition of disorder or destruction
What is shamble
400
Our dog was ________ at protecting our house last night.
Inept
400
to join or unite by interweaving the stands
What is splice
400
The first McDonald's restaurant was a _________ of the thousands that are now every where.
prototype
400
not able to read or write
literate
500
awkward or clumsy; lacking in ability or competence
What is inept
500
The fighting soldiers left the town in ________ after the battle.
shambles
500
to go aboard some means of transportation; to set out on a venture
What is embark
500
John asked Paul to go to the car and ___________ his briefcase.
fetch
500
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