Pre-AP Camp 2nd semester vocab
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121254483 | ablution | n a cleansing with water and or other liquid, especially as a religious ritual | |
121254484 | acrid | adj harsh, acidic | |
121254489 | bucolic | adj rural or rustic in nature; country-like | |
121254491 | cajole | v to wheedle, coax, or persuade someone to do something | |
121254493 | capacious | adj spacious, roomy, able to hold much | |
121254494 | carapace | n a protective covering; shell | |
121254495 | cavort | v to strut, frolic or prance | |
121254499 | dichotomy | n division into two parts that are usually contradictory | |
121254500 | diurnal | adj occurring everyday | |
121254503 | enigma | n a mystery or a puzzle | |
121254505 | explicate | v to explain in detail; to make clear or explain completely | |
121254506 | filial | adj having the relationship of a child to a parent | |
121254508 | hirsute | adj covered with hair, shaggy | |
121254509 | impecunious | adj poor; having very little money lacking funds; penniless | |
121254510 | itinerant | adj moving from place to place | |
121254511 | kismet | n fate | |
121254512 | laconic | adj brief, using few words | |
127566990 | macerate | v dissolve; soften by soaking; to emaciate; to wither | |
127566993 | moniker | n nickname; word or words by which one is addressed | |
127566994 | mores | n customary, cultural standards | |
127566996 | peripatetic | adj wandering, traveling continually, roving | |
127566999 | porcine | adj reminiscent of or pertaining to a pig; resembling a pig | |
138775898 | rapacious | adj covetous, mercenary, insatiable, greedy, plundering, avaricious | |
138775900 | resurgent | adj able to rise after defeat | |
138775901 | ribald | adj rude; vulgar, lewd, off-color | |
144595821 | veracity | n truthfulness, integrity, honesty | |
144595822 | verdant | adj covered with vegetation; green and leafy | |
144595823 | wizened | adj shriveled or dried up; withered | |
144595824 | wrest | v pull away; take by violence | |
144595826 | yen | n strong longing or desire |