Tangerine Vocabulary Part III.

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Tangerine Vocabulary Part III

To pay no attention or too little attention Hypnotize Fascinate Neglect Mesmerize VERB VERB

Boldly rude or disrespectful To twist or bend Distort Insolent Contort ADJECTIVE VERB

To shrivel, fade, or decay To burn so as to dry, wilt, or turn brown To burn on the surface To burn so as to dry, wilt, or turn brown Wither Scorch VERB VERB

Something that is given great stress or importance Disgusting Repulsive Something that is given great stress or importance Revolt Emphasis VERB NOUN

Cautious consideration Willing to obey Cautious consideration Obedient Deliberate ADJECTIVE ADJECTIVE

To regard with contempt, distaste, or disgust Worn out Fatigued Despise Frazzled VERB ADJECTIVE

Persisting especially in spite of opposition or obstacles Very dark or gloomy Foggy, misty Vague, unclear, confused Persistent Murky ADJECTIVE ADJECTIVE

To slope or lean downward Utters a prolonged high-pitched sound Wail Descending VERB VERB

To beat or thrash with by fists To utter in a deep, loud voice To roar Pummeling Bellow VERB VERB

Apparition Territorial Of or relating to land or territory A supernatural appearance of a person or thing Anything that appears Apparition Territorial NOUN ADJECTIVE

To declare legally void Extremely severe To declare legally void Nullify Drastic VERB ADJECTIVE

Miraculous Restitution Compensation for loss, damage, or injury caused Of the nature of a miracle Marvelous Miraculous Restitution ADJECTIVE NOUN

Characterized by fatigue The act or instance of revealing Physically or mentally exhausted The act or instance of revealing Disclosure Weary NOUN ADJECTIVE

Widely and unfavorably known The act of realizing Realization Notorious NOUN ADJECTIVE

To separate a part from the whole Never before known or experienced Unprecedented Severed ADJECTIVE VERB