Vocabulary Review May 3, 2016.

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Vocabulary Review May 3, 2016

To confuse, bewilder, puzzle someone Verb

Mystified To confuse, bewilder, puzzle someone Verb

To discover, find out, identify something Verb

Detect To discover, find out, identify something Verb

To write something down quickly, mark it briefly Verb

Jotted To write something down quickly, mark it briefly Verb

To gain ownership or possession of something, Verb

Acquired To gain ownership or possession of something, Verb

Exhausted, tired, worn out, or drained Verb

Weary Exhausted, tired, worn out, or drained Verb

Making a dull, low sound or a murmur Verb

Drone Making a dull, low sound or a murmur Verb

Fierce, wild, vicious, violent Adjective

Ferocious Fierce, wild, vicious, violent Adjective

Appreciate, enjoy, or take pleasure in something Verb

Savor Appreciate, enjoy, or take pleasure in something Verb

Doing something without thinking, done automatically or naturally Adjective

Instinctive Doing something without thinking, done automatically or naturally Adjective

Join in action, go along or together with Verb

Accompany Join in action, go along or together with Verb