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Unit Four: Week Six Online Practice Vocabulary Unit Four: Week Six Online Practice

Benison (noun) a blessing The priest gave the newlyweds a benison.

cacophony (noun) jarring/discordant sounds Between classes, there is a cacophony in the hallway.

Cavil (verb) You agreed to buy my car; let’s not cavil over the price. quibble/nit-pick You agreed to buy my car; let’s not cavil over the price.

Derisive (adjective) mocking Stephan Colbert loves to make derisive comments about politicians.

irascible (adjective) irritable Oscar the Grouch is irascible. http://www.hollywoodreporter.comive-feed/stephen-colbert-donald-trump-gop-debate-271002

largesse (noun) generosity Bill Gates is known for his largesse.

parched (adjective) dry After a workout, my mouth is parched.

slake (verb) satisfy The only way to slake my thirst is with a large glass of water.

Squalid (adjective) filthy Unfortunately, many people around the world live in squalid conditions through no fault of their own.

stealthy (adjective) furtive/sneaky The stealthy fox raided the hen house last night.