This abstract noun is a derivative of the adjective "hospitable." It gives a person the feeling of being welcomed.
What is "hospitality?"
100
This noun from the Greek word "lexis" is another name for what we call the dictionary.
What is "lexicon?"
100
This noun is used to demonstrate the manner in which Cornerstone students should treat one another - with a calm manner of self-respect and worthiness.
What is "dignity?"
100
This word can be either a noun or a verb, depending if you're showing it or being it. It can also refer to evidence in a court of law.
What is "exhibit?"
100
If you are not interested in or concerned about something, some may call you this adjective.
What is "indifferent?"
200
This derivative of the adjective "jubilant" is a noun that means great happiness.
What is "jubilation?"
200
This noun is another name for the study of the sounds in a language. Hint: It is NOT phonics.
What is "phonetics?"
200
This noun is a talent that lets you speak or behave without offending others.
What is "tact?"
200
This verb helps to make things understandable (or clear.)
What is "clarify?"
200
Miss Ingrid is highly motivated in her dedication to education at Cornerstone. Some could even describe her commitment as this adjective.
What is "zealous?"
300
The derivative of the verb "confide" is used to show the manner in which good friends share secrets.
What is "confidence?"
300
This noun can have very different meanings; an award for bravery, an order to appear in court, or even a quote from experts.
What is "citation?"
300
A mosquito who is bothering, annoying, or irritating a student who is trying to concentrate can be this described with this adjective.
What is "irksome?"
300
If you have a noun that's a mistaken idea, then you have this.
What is "misconception?"
300
No where close to meaning "fantastic," this noun has a negative meaning as it describes someone who is too devoted to a cause. You may see him or her screaming his or her point of view to passing strangers on the street.
What is "fanatic?"
400
In computer terminology, this is a program that accesses and displays data available on the Internet.
What is a "browser?"
400
A shortened version of a written or oral piece of work is this adjective.
What is "abridged?"
400
From the Latin "cordis", meaning "heart," this adjective means warm and friendly.
What is "cordial?"
400
This word can be an adjective or a noun, depending on what or who is wise. (Hint: It's also a delicious herb.)
What is "sage?"
400
This emotional expression can be unrestrained or excessive. (Moms and Dads sometimes act this way when they're talking about their kids!)
What is "effusive?"
500
This derivative of the word "etymology" describes someone who studies the origins of English words.
What is "etymologist?"
500
Similar to an anthology, this noun is a collection of a variety of written works. It's also a short but complete summary, like a first-aid manual.
What is "compendium?"
500
Some students do not like teachers who use abrupt or curt speech; they think they are this adjective that comes from the Latin meaning "rough."
What is "brusque?"
500
This verb expands on an idea: it explains in GREAT DETAIL and at GREAT LENGTHS about a specific topic.
What is "expound?"
500
This unwilling and reluctant adjective comes from the Latin "reticere," to be silent.