Vocabulary lesson #2.

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Vocabulary lesson #2

Astute (adj.) Wise in a clever or practical way. An astute shopper compares prices carefully.

Authentic (adj.) Genuine; true The gold ring turned out to be authentic 14 karat gold.

Delicacy (n.) A choice item of food. Smoked salmon is a delicacy.

Derogatory (adj.) Expressing a low opinion; intended to hurt the reputation of a person or thing. His habit of making derogatory comments about his co-workers made him unpopular.

Devour (v.) To eat up hungrily The wolf was about to devour Little Red Riding Hood when the woodcutter arrived.

Figment (n.) Something that is made up in the mind but that has no connection with reality. The monster in the closet is a figment of the child’s imagination.

Mythical (adj.) Imaginary; not real Unicorns are mythical creatures.

Plumage (n.) A bird’s feathers. Parrots have brightly colored plumage.

Predatory (adj.) Living by killing and eating other animals. Crocodiles are predatory reptiles. --------------------------------------------------- (n.) A creature that lives by killing. A sea eagle is a predator that dives for fish.

Prior (adj.) Coming earlier in time. I was unable to see you this morning because I had a prior appointment.

Scavenge (v.) To search through or pick over; look for something usable . People with metal detectors scavenge the beach looking for coins.

Slaughter (v.) To kill in order to obtain meat. The hogs are fattened up before they are slaughtered.

Solitude (n.) The act of being alone or distant from other people. We enjoyed the solitude of a walk on the deserted beach.

Ungainly (adj.) Moving in a clumsy or awkward way. Walruses, graceful in the water, are ungainly creatures on land.

Vulnerable (adj.) Open to attack; easily injured physically or emotionally. Starving people are more vulnerable to disease than those who are well fed.