A Christmas Carol Words 6-10. The miser, despite having lots of money, refused to donate to charity. Miser: (n.) A person who hates to spend money a very.

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A Christmas Carol Words 6-10

The miser, despite having lots of money, refused to donate to charity. Miser: (n.) A person who hates to spend money a very stingy person

Dave’s mood was morose when his best friend moved away. He was withdrawn and crabby. Morose: (adj.) Gloomy, ill-tempered

Viola’s penance for lying to her mother was to write a letter apologizing for her behavior. Penance: (n.) Punishment for wrongdoing, making amends.

The ponderous wheelbarrow was so filled with soil that it tipped over before I got to the garden. Ponderous: (adj.) Very heavy, bulky

The desert seemed to stretch on forever, void of any trace of life. Void : (n.) Total emptiness