Vocabulary Words
ask many thorough questions
What is interrogate?
shackle
A ring or band put around the arm of leg to prevent free movement.
Something that prevents free action.
To prevent freedom of action.
arrested
What is apprehended?
usual
What is bizarre?
The teenager was arraigned in court for being caught with a stolen bicycle.
What is true?
To absorb into a population
To take in a part and absorb into the rest of the whole
What is to assimilate?
elapse
What is to pass or slip by (used with time)?
disaster
What is calamity?
free, liberate
What is shackle?
His lawyer assimilated facts about the case by not using them in his defense.
What is false?
His lawyer assimilated facts about the case by combining them with other information and using them in his defense.
passed
What is elapsed?
lionize
What is to treat like a celebrity?
join together
act together
What is to conspire?
freezing
What is sweltering?
I can't believe her mother interrogated her over and over again with mashed potatoes and fried chicken when she came home past curfew.
What is false?
I can't believe her mother interrogated her over and over again with many thorough questions when she came home past curfew.
to bring before a court to face with charges
What is arraign?
bizarre
What is unusual, crazy, or weird?
careful, attentive
What is meticulous?
fortunate
What is calamitous?
The dissension in his voice showed how much he agreed with and admired her opinion.
What is false?
The dissension in his voice showed how much he disagreed with and rejected her opinion.
To treat as a celebrity
What is lionize?
imminent
What is soon?
About to happen likely to occur in the very near future.
plotted
What is conspired?
discipline, government
What is anarchy?
Talent, skill, and hours of practice conspired to win the game for the Warriors.
What is true?
(means joined together)