Katie Sample

 (noun) a phantom or specter My grandfather saw the ghost of a man while vacationing in Charleston, South Carolina ( this is true. My dad told me this)

 ( noun) a famous message on a tombstone Thomas Jefferson has a very famous epitaph on his tombstone at Monticello.

( adjective) not heard clearly In the library, talk with an inaudible voice.

( adjective, part) embarrassed or ashamed I was very embarrassed when I appeared at school in a short top.

 ( verb) to show off offensively or proudly

 ( noun) to take a blame in place of yourself.

 ( noun) the highest point

( noun) a belief or teaching

( adjective) thin or pale. The girl had a very haggard face.

 (verb.) to make ineffective Politicians sometimes annul their statements.

 ( verb.) to haunt or trouble After the death of her sister, the girl refused to talk about it.

( adjective) spacious; more than enough Farmers supply ample amounts of items needed for people.

 ( adjective) fair, reasonable

 ( noun) nearness or closeness

( noun) second part of a book or movie “National Treasure” had a very good sequel

(noun) mental stress or pain The girl gave an anguish cry when she fell out of a tree

( verb) to take pleasure in or to be in Snakes like to be in the sun so that they can get heated by the sun.

 ( noun) a false name Authors sometimes use a pseudonym. Mark Twain is a good example of this.

 (verb) to make good again The city wanted to rehabilitate some old homes for the people who don’t have a place to stay.