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Wordly Wise Lesson 4 - Test on Thursday, December 10th
pgs. 24-30
The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe Vocabulary
Test on Monday, November 23rd
wardrobe – a closet
inquisitive – eager to learn, ask questions, seek information
muffler – like a scarf
faun – a creature that is half man and half goat
melancholy – sadness, gloominess, depression
wretched – feels bad
spiteful – full of meanness or evilness
sledge – a sled or sleigh
courtiers – attendants in a royal court
consideration – thinking or giving attention to others
camphor – a substance with a strong odor that keeps moths away
wrenched – suddenly pulled or twisted
premises – the area of a places
occupant – a person inside something or somewhere
harbouring – hiding, keeping hidden from others
fraternizing – socializing with, being friendly, talking with others
alighted – got off or got down from something
boughs – tree branches
contentment – happy with how things are
stratagem – a plan of how you’ll do something, trick or scheme to
deceive
gluttony – the habit of eating too much
transparent – can see through, clear
centaur – a creature that is half man and half horse
mane – an animal’s long hair on the back of its neck
solemn – formal, serious
pavilion – a shelter or building
minister – help others in some way
prophecy – predictions about what will happen in the future
occurred – happened
proceeded – continued, went on
affected – made a change in
apparently – obviously, evidently, readily understood or see
summoned – called to you, motioned to come to you
whet – to sharpen
appeased – made happy for now, satisfied
concealed – hidden, obscure
satyr – a creature that is half man and half goat/horse
foreboding – predictions of bad or harmful things that will happen
in the future
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Wordly Wise Lesson 3 - Test on Thursday, November 5th
pgs. 16-23
Wordly Wise Lesson 2 - Test on Thursday, October 22nd
pgs. 8-15
Wordly Wise Lesson 1 - Test on Wednesday, October 7th
pgs. 1-7
Charlotte’s Web Vocabulary and Definitions
dagger – a knife
perspiration – sweat
manure – body wastes from animals
hullabaloo – a commotion
captivity – animals raised in cages, not in their natural environment
trough – container animals drink/eat out of
reconsider – think about again
stealthily – quietly, without being seen
cunning – sly, sneaky
dejected – lowered the spirits of, disheartened
occasionally – once in a while
objectionable – going against what is expected
eagerly – can’t wait to do something
inheritance – what you receive when family members die
scheming – planning in a tricky or not honest way
exterior – outside part of something
jubilee – celebration
unremitting – without stopping
morals – beliefs of what is right and wrong
scruples – feelings that something is wrong and shouldn’t be done
decency – actions in an acceptable way, proper behavior
rigid – straight, hard
crouched – squatted down, resting on heels
lengthened – got longer
radiant – bright, shiny
incessant – nonstop
appreciation – show that you are thankful
complimentary – something said that is praising or admiring you
strain – hard or difficult time
trifle – a little
precious – very special
frantic – feeling out-of-control
George's Marvelous Medicine Vocabulary and Definitions
Test - Thursday, September 10th
dozing - sleeping
habit - something you do over and over again
filthy - dirty
dose - a measured amount
various many different kinds
solemn very serious, important, or thoughtful
aerosol something that you spray out of a can
automatic something done without thinking about it
sore painful or hurts
severe - very strong, serious, or powerful
concoction - a mixture
suspended- hanging in the air from something
nostrils the openings in your nose that help you breathe
puncture poke through something
dotty - crazy
scrawny very small
colossal very large
scrambled mixed up
mutton the flesh of sheep
ancient very old
perched sat on
scarlet a red color
striding - walking
wandering- moving around without a purpose or reason
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