By: Matt Ray

 A newspaper or magazine article that gives some issue, rather than simply reporting words.  Sentence: Editors like to write use editorial.

 To stop or wait for a time; be slow in acting.  Sentence: I hesitated getting in the water

 Unbelieving  Sentence: I am incredulous that my teacher asked if we wanted to play on the ps3.

 Coolly unconcerned  Sentence: My mother was so upset that I was so nonchalant about my report card.

 Defying or resisting some established authority, government, or tradition; insubordinate; inclined to rebel.  Sentence: The teenage boy was rebellious against his parents.

 Public estimation of a chorus.  Sentence: Tom Hanks has a big reputation.

 Competition  Sentence: In the race, the boy had a rivalry with another person.

 Scornful, ironic language.  Sentence: My cousin has a lot of sarcasm.

 Coming from or exhibiting compassion  Sentence: My mom has sympathy.

 Not understandable  Sentence: Babies are unfathomable.