Unit #2 9 th Grade Vocab. Review. Adjourn (v.): to discontinue or stop.

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Unit #2 9 th Grade Vocab. Review

Adjourn (v.): to discontinue or stop

Alien: (n) a citizen of another country (adj.) foreign, strange These are immigrants arriving to Ellis Island to live in America.

Comely (adj.) having a pleasing appearance

Compensate (v) to make up for; to repay for services

Dissolute (adj.) immoral or corrupt

Erratic (adj.) not regular or consistent; undependable Brittany Spears shaving her head!

Expulsion (n) the process of forcing out; eviction

Feint (n) a trick (v) to make a deceptive movement Boxers must have the ability to feint and counterpunch to beat their opponents.

Fodder (n) food for horses or cattle

Fortify (v) to strengthen

Illegible (adj.) difficult to read

Jeer (v) to make fun of unkindly (n) a rude remark

Lucrative (adj.) bringing in money

Mediocre (adj.) average Mediocre Fancy

Proliferate (v) to reproduce or multiply Cells proliferate

Subjugate (v) to conquer by force

Sully (v) to soil or stain

Tantalize (v) to tease, tempt

Terse (adj.) brief and to the point

Unflinching (adj.) showing no signs of fear