Mrs. Morgan AP Lang First Semester Vocab
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A temporary suspension of activity. | ||
Voluntarily refraining from eating certain foods or drink, or from doing something pleasant but not good for you. | ||
Hard to understand or grasp. | ||
To suggest partly, to give a hint of things to come, to foreshadow vaguely. | ||
Cheerful readiness, liveliness or eagerness. | ||
Able to walk or move about. | ||
False, spurious, of doubtful origin. | ||
A judge, one who decides. | ||
Hermit-like, self-denial, austere. | ||
Hardworking, busy, diligent. | ||
To run counter to, to show something as false. | ||
To tolerate, to put up with something. | ||
Whimsical, fanciful, impulsive. | ||
To punish, chastise, criticize severely. | ||
Careful, cautious, wary. | ||
Deception or trickery. | ||
Wildly fanciful, absurd. | ||
Wordy language, an indirect, roundabout expression. | ||
Argumentative over a point, quarrelsome. | ||
A disaster or violent breakdown. | ||
Harmful. | ||
To discern, to see something, to catch sight of. | ||
To dry out. | ||
To confuse, deceive. | ||
To take off(usually clothing) as a sign of greeting. | ||
Comic, sometimes crude, informal verse. | ||
A file of documents, letters and records. | ||
Having a nice, agreeable, melodious sound. | ||
A eulogy or expression of high praise. | ||
Native, belonging to a specific region. | ||
To glimpse, to descry, to catch sight of. | ||
Vanishing, happening for the briefest moment. | ||
An excellent model, a typical example. | ||
Urgent, demands prompt action. | ||
To rip up by the roots, to abolish, to annihilate. | ||
Humorous, joking in a somewhat inappropriate or clumsy manor. | ||
Fertile, productive, fruitful. | ||
A rapid outburst, spray of gunfire. | ||
To deny, to speak or act against. | ||
Talkative. | ||
Bad breath. | ||
Hot-tempered, cranky. | ||
A dominant or recurring theme. | ||
An embankment designed to prevent a river from flooding. | ||
To run at a steady, easy pace. | ||
To soften by soaking, to cause to waste away. | ||
The humorous misuse of a word that sounds very much like the word intended. | ||
To enroll, most particularly in college. | ||
Overly sentimental. | ||
Sweetly flowing. | ||
Bitingly sarcastic, incisive, caustic in manner. | ||
Being in a dying or decaying condition. | ||
Generous. | ||
A beginner, a novice. | ||
UNnecessarily helpful, meddlesome, interfering. | ||
Eating or absorbing everything, feeding on both animal and vegetable substances. | ||
To swing back and forth. | ||
To become rigid, to become set in one's ways. | ||
To hide the seriousness of something with excuses or apologies, to ease without curing. | ||
Lacking color, wan. | ||
Lofty praise, eulogistic writing. | ||
Stingy. | ||
Extreme poverty. | ||
Faithless, untrustworthy. | ||
Careless, unenthusiastic, done merely as duty. | ||
To make a long, formal speech, to sum up a speech. | ||
Shrewd, astute, showing strong powers of discernment. | ||
Cranky, ill-tempered, irritable, peevish. | ||
Pungent, charmingly provocative. | ||
Having foresight. | ||
To deviate from the truth. | ||
Corrupt, degenerate, wildly extravagant. | ||
Nearness in place or time, kinship. | ||
Readily assuming different shapes or characters. | ||
To rot. | ||
Stubbornly defiant and resistant of authority. | ||
Hard to understand, abstruse, over one's head. | ||
A morally unprincipled person, a scoundrel. | ||
Restrained, reluctant, uncommunicative. | ||
Vulgar or indecent language. | ||
Wise, shrewd. | ||
Favorable to health. | ||
To put an end to. | ||
Winding, having many curves. | ||
Marked with thin lines or grooves. | ||
Arrogant, overbearing, condescending. | ||
Sneaky, secret. | ||
A flatterer, a self-serving yes-man. | ||
Boldness, rashness, audacity. | ||
Hostile, aggressive, savage. | ||
Empty, lacking intelligence. | ||
A thick or sticky consistency of a liquid. |