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Framton. describe Vera at the beginning of the s...
Abscond . (v.) to run off and hide. Synonyms: bo...
Monday, Feb. 27. Ego. tistical. Definition and Pa...
Synonyms/examples: babying, controlling, parents....
What is an Analogies. An analogy compares two pai...
Pledge. Justify. Crowd. Expensive. Advent. Presen...
internalize . words you may not be familiar with ...
English 9 and 9B. adjourn (v.) to stop proceeding...
ameliorate. A hot meal can ameliorate the discomf...
Abominate (ə . bäm. ’ ə . nāt. ). V. To hav...
Grade 3. By: Amanda Lundberg. What is a synonym?....
To make shorter. Synonyms. Shorten, condense, abb...
Abridge. (v) to make shorter. Synonyms: shorten ...
besotted . deferential . . doting . e...
tell. in Articles. . Supervisor. :. . By. Ou...
Accrue. Verb. To grow or accumulate over time; to...
1,2,3,6,and 7. th. Period . Miss. . Drane. Part ...
Amendable. Adjective. Willing to follow advice or...
Third Grade. Trickster Tales. Trickster Tales are...
What is Satire?. Satire (Noun): . a literary tone...
Challenge Tuesday, February 21. Definition . -The...
“Decent Exposure” will help you teach words e...
Each week you will have . 5. weekly vocabulary w...
carefully. Synonyms: . Inspect, study, scrutinize...
Wednesday, Sept. 3. 1. The prefix psyche means mi...
Abate (ǝ . bāt. ’). V. To make less in amount...
Mr. Schmitt. 9/5/17 . Agenda. Bell Work:. Find a...
Mr. Schmitt. 9/6/16 Agenda. Bell Work:. Find a ....
Adjourn. (v) to stop proceedings temporarily; mov...
1. Entourage. Definition: The group following and...
Auxiliary. (adj.) . giving assistance or support;...
English 9. . arbitrary (adj.) unreasonable; base...
Level D. Atone. v. to make up for. Synonyms: . e...
:. (adj.) Lavish, extravagant. Effusively and alm...
English 11. 1. impotent. (adjective) powerless; ...
EOCT Practice. Shakespearean Verse and Prose. Ord...
English 9 and 9B. abridge (v.) to make shorter. S...
English 10/10B. Affiliated (adj., part.) associat...
Abominate (ə . bäm. ’ ə . nāt. ). V. To hav...
Abstemious. Adjective. Moderate, sparing (as in e...
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