Define
Synonym
Antonym
Sentences
Rhyming Couplet
100

abduct

to take a person away by force; kidnap    v.

100

agitated

very worried or angry    adj.

100

bane

a person or thing that causes trouble or unhappiness    n.

100

composed

calm and in control of your emotions    adj.

100

concede

to admit that something is true    v.

200

critical

extremely important; absolutely necessary    adj.

200

dense

containing many parts that are close together    adj.

200

dispatch

to send (something) somewhere, often for a special purpose    v.

200

duration

the length of time that something lasts    n.

200

emphasize

to state or show that something is very important or needs special attention    v.

300

expedite

to cause something to be done more quickly    v.

300

exposure

the state of being affected by something because of being in a particular situation or place    n.

300

festive

cheerful and exciting, especially as relating to a celebration    adj.

300

frantic

quick and wild, usually because of fear or anxiety    adj.

300

hearty

(of a meal) large and satisfying    adj.

400

immunity

the state of being protected against a disease    n.

400

mystified

completely confused    adj.

400

occasional

happening or appearing from time to time; infrequent    adj.

400

originate

to come from a particular place, time, situation, etc.    v.

400

plague

a serious disease that spreads quickly    n.

500

preen

to act in a way that shows you are proud of yourself    v.


500

promptly

right away; immediately    adv.

500

ration

to limit the amount of something that each person can use    v.

500

schematic

a diagram showing the main features but not the details of something    n.

500

scrounge

to search for something by looking in different places    v.

600

short-circuit

to stop working correctly, as in when an electrical circuit fails when electricity travels along the wrong route because of a bad connection    v.

600

truce

a temporary agreement to stop fighting    n.

600

trundle

to move slowly or heavily on wheels    v.

600

unnerve

to make (someone) lose confidence or courage    v.

600

vector

an animal (often an insect) that carries and transmits a disease; carrier    n.