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Eligible
"Some customers are eligible to get a discount."
D: Being able to do something or qualifying for something
Chronological
"The books are arranged in chronological order"
D: a record of events or things being organized in a specific order of time
Toxic
"After the explosion a toxic cloud hung over the city"
D: containing or being poisonous material
Mandatory
"Please be early, that meeting is mandatory for everyone"
D: required
Boycott
"We will boycott any store that is not kind to their customers"
D: to avoid or shun something
Contrast
"The two drawings were in contrast to each other due to different colors being used."
D: being different from something else
Alternative
"They were out of fries so the boy had to order an alternative food"
D: another option or choice
Omit
"An important detail was omitted from your story that should have been included"
D: to leave out or ignore/skip
Narrate
"The librarian narrated the picture book to the kids"
D: To tell about or describe
Compel
"The whole class was laughing at the joke their teacher made, although I missed it - I felt compelled to laugh along too"
D: to be convinced or pressured into
Legendary
"He was a legendary singer"
D: well known for something
Bamboozle
"The little kids were bamboozled into playing a prank on the teacher and got in trouble"
D: to fool or cheat
Resolve
"The fight was resolved by a apologies from all those involved"
D: to solve or find a solution to something
Prediction
"Her prediction during the science experiment was correct"
D: a guess or thought about what might happen
Initiate
"Please initiate your next project on your own"
D: begin or start on one's own
Evaluate
"I really liked all of the pairs of shoes but could only choose one so I evaluated them to find the best option"
D: to assess or form an idea about something
Authentic
"She wanted an authentic pair of leather boots but only found fake ones"
D: real or genuine
Punctual
"Everyone is very punctual to that class because it is their favorite"
D: on time
Quote
"The repair man quoted the family $500 to fix the broken window"
D: to give an estimate or price something
Tentative
"Dinner together is tentative next week, I might have to work that night"
D: uncertain, not fully decided
Confront
"The girl was confronted by her teacher about why her phone kept ringing in class"
D: to approach in an argumentative way, to challenge
Suspense
"Come on man! Don't keep me in suspense! Tell me what happened!"
D: a state of excitement about what might happen
Devour
"He devoured his burger in one bite"
D: to eat or consume quickly
Famished
"After the long hike everyone was famished and ready for dinner"
D: extremely hungry
Rudimentary
"The class built a rudimentary windmill for their class project"
D: simple or basic, old or not very good