Word Wall Week Twenty-four. famished (adjective)

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Word Wall Week Twenty-four

famished (adjective)

suffering from extreme hunger After being lost in the woods overnight, she was exhausted and famished.

beseech (verb)

to ask earnestly for <“Please spare my life!” she beseeched.

macabre (adjective)

having death as a subject

divine (adjective)

relating to or coming directly from God or a god

lineage (noun)

the ancestors from whom a person is descended

languish (verb)

to become weak

dearth (noun)

lack

berate (verb)

to scold forcefully >

rebuke (verb)

to criticize sharply

ajar (adjective)

slightly open