Definitions
Addict
What is:
(n.) a person with a very strong desire for something that is habit-forming; an enthusiastic fan
(v.) to cause someone to become dependent
A first public appearance
What is a debut?
prejudice or influence unfairly
What is bias?
faded
What is intensified?
To confront someone with a crime is to find them not guilty.
What is false?
To confront someone with a crime is accuse them of committing it.
Obnoxious
What is very unpleasant, annoying, or disgusting.
Something completely obvious, very easy to see or hear, and usually done without trying to hide it
What is blatant?
embarrass or confuse
What is fluster?
pleasant
What is obnoxious?
The advertisement during the children's tv show is a blatant and obviously shameful attempt to sell Christmas products to children.
What is true?
Intimidate
What is threaten or frighten?
A very strong urge to do, eat, or take something that is hard to control or stop, even if it hurts you or causes problems
What is addiction?
Boldly honest or open
What is candid?
A long, drawn-out answer
What is a retort?
She hopes to audition for a year-long stint in the newest Broadway musical.
What is true?
Debut
What is first public appearance?
To have a strong desire to get or do something; to seek.
limit or restrict
What is stint?
secretive
What is candid?
Having 35 students in each class has shown that the school's enrollment has increased significantly.
Blatant
What is shameless, obvious?
Freedom from harm, punishment, or negative consequences.
What is impunity?
ambition
What is aspiration?
impartial
What is biased?
The child acted with intimidate because he was never punished for making bad choices.
What is false?
The child acted with impunity because he was never punished for making bad choices.