blubber
a. the fat of seals
b. Not giving up
A. the fat of seals
A secret partnership, usually for something dishonest
a. cahoots
b. hyperbole
a. cahoots
New
a. tattered
b. cahoots
a. tattered
Interrupt
a. stalling
b. cahoots
Interrupt
The baby ___________ to his mothers arm.
a. clung
b. vengeance
a. clung
Persistent
a. Frequently worried, very sensitive
b. Not giving up on something, especially when it is difficult
b. Not giving up on something, especially when it is difficult
Wicked or criminal
a. reckoning
b. nefarious
b. nefarious
Leanness or being skinny
a. blubber
b. neurotic
a. blubber
Team up
a. neurotic
b. cahoots.
b. cahoots
I feel like I've been here before. I must be having __________.
a. deja vu
b. reckoning
a. deja vu
Neurotic
a. Frequently worried, very sensitive
b. To hold on to tightly
a. Frequently worried, very sensitive
A person's opinion or way of thinking
a. clung
b. reckoning
b. reckoning
To quit
a. persistent
b. stalling
a. persistent
exaggeration
a. persistent
b. hyperbole
b. hyperbole
a. tattered
b. stalling
a. tattered
hyperbole
a. to intentionally stop progress on something
b. Extreme overstatement or exaggeration
b. Extreme overstatement or exaggeration
a. vengeance
b. Deja vu
a. Vengeance
calm
a. neurotic
b. nefarious
villainous
a. nefarious
b. clung
a. nefarious
The students would not give up on their assignment until it was finished. They were being very ____________.
a. persistent
b. hyperbole
a. persistent
Stalling
a. to intentionally stop progress on something
b. the fat of seals or whales
a. to intentionally stop progress on something
To hold on to tightly
a. clung
b. nefarious
a. clung
understatement
a. reckoning
b. hyperbole
b. hyperbole
Thinking
a. reckoning
b. tattered
a. reckoning
The whale uses it's ____________ to stay warm.
a. blubber
b. neurotic
a. blubber