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To coax or persuade (someone) to say or give something
wheedle
in an irritable or bad-tempered way
Usually use with the word child
petulant
to move or act quickly
speakin a dull, monotonous tone
droning
what part of speech is the word fragile
adjective
a large, crowded group of people
Mocking or shouting in a rude, teasing way
jeering
gravitating
moving or being drawn toward something
lively, cheerful, and self-confident
jaunty
What part of speech is the word meticulously
adverb
faithful attachment or steady devotion to a rule or belief
adherence
causing anxiety or uneasiness
disquieting
harsh or forbidding; depressing or serious in nature
Grim
something that blocks a path or passage
obstruction
what part of speech is the word torrent
noun
a symbol or object repesenting an idea or quality
emblem
a natural ability or talent
aptitude
avert
to turn away or prevent something happening
essential; necessary for life or success
vital
what part of speech is the word excruciating
adjective
wincing
flinching in pain or discomfort
basking
lying in warmth and convert; taking pleasure in something; lying in the sun
to punish or criticize severly
chastise
well-known; standing out; important
prominent
what part of speech is the word congregated
verb