1. Vocabulary Reivew
April 21, 2015

2. Word Study -ive – Suffix – makes a verb an adjective
-able/ible/ble – Suffix – capable of - see teachable, photographable, washable, or readable

3. To do something with skill, moving with ease
Adverb

4. Deftly
To do something with skill, moving with ease
Adverb

5. To bother others, to bully, or pick on and put in agony.
Verb

6. Torment
To bother others, to bully, or pick on and put in agony.
Verb

7. Showing pain or disapproval by making a face, like a scowl or a frown
Verb/Noun

8. Grimace
Showing pain or disapproval by making a face, like a scowl or a frown
Verb/Noun

9. To stretch or lie in a position that is a unnatural or ungraceful manner.
Verb

10. Sprawled
To stretch or lie in a position that is a unnatural or ungraceful manner.
Verb

11. Ridiculous, absurd, outrageous, hard to believe, silly.
Adjective

12. Preposterous Ridiculous, absurd, outrageous, hard to believe, silly.
Adjective

13. Full of shame, disgrace, shocking
Adjective

14. Despicable
Full of shame, disgrace, shocking
Adjective

15. Feeling that something is wrong or that others are after you, suspicious, untrusting.
Noun

16. Paranoid
Feeling that something is wrong or that others are after you, suspicious, untrusting.
Noun

17. To dig, unearth or uncover something
Verb

18. Excavate
To dig, unearth or uncover something
Verb

19. In short supply but high demand, hard to find, or meager.
Adjective

20. Scarce In short supply but high demand, hard to find, or meager.
Adjective

21. Imperfect, flawed, malfunctioning
Adjective

22. Defective
Imperfect, flawed, malfunctioning
Adjective