Definitions
Incorrigible
Beyond control, not able to be corrected
The was a mass _____ from the theater when the fire alarm rang
a. Brigand
b. Exodus
c. Anarchy
Exodus: large scale departure or flight
Brigand
Comely : Adj: Having a pleasing appearance
She continued to ______ her son's behavior of hitting others by making excuses rather than to punish him
a. Condone
b. Revile
c. Terminate
Catalyst
Any agent that causes change causes change, substance that causes a chemical
The President's decision regarding the death penalty is _______ to the rest of his policies.
a. Paramount
b. Altercation
c. Pompous
Paramount: Adj- Chief importance
What is the word for Brief, intermittent, fitful, sudden violent
Spasmodic
Opposite to build or grow
Annihilate: V: To destroy completely
Definition of Prim
adjective
1.
stiffly formal and respectable; feeling or showing disapproval of anything regarded as improper.
"a very prim and proper lady"synonyms:demure, proper, prim and proper, formal, stuffy, strait-laced, prudish; More
verb.
purse (the mouth or lips) into a prim expression.
"Larry primmed up his mouth"
Lucrative
Bringing in money, Profitable
The_________ between the two players resulted in the suspension of both teams.
a. Expulsion
b. Altercation
c. Dilema
Altercation: N An angry argument
Incinerate
V: To burn to ashes
Stable government
Anarchy: N: Lack of Government
She exhibited _______ joy and jumped up and down when she saw her daughter win the race
1. Unbridled
2. Auspicious
3. Unflinching
Unbridled Adj: Lacking in restraint
Proliferate
V: To reproduce, increase spread rapidly
Both the Democrats and Republicans were at a ______ in negotiating which meant that the government was going to remain shutdown
a. Accomplice
b. Stagnant
c. Deadlock
Deadlock N: A standstill resulting from the oppostitionn of 2 equal forces
To bring under complete control, to conquer
V: Subjugate
Another word for excessive
Superfluous
Synonym for taunt
Jeer
Surmount
V: To overcome, to rise above
There were many who wanted to ______ the Throne and become King
a. Relinquish
b. Fortify
c. Usurp
Usurp V: to seize and hold a position by force or without right
Word for:
Engaging in extreme eating or drinking
Greedy or overindulgence
Gluttony: N
Lincoln freed the slaves so they wouldn't have to live a life of ____________
a. Fodder
b. Feint
c. Servitude
meaning of abridge
V To make shorter