1. Blunder, disdain, beguile, hospitality, snare
Week 8
Blunder, disdain, beguile, hospitality, snare

2. Blunder: a stupid mistake; to make a stupid mistake (n, v) Disdain: a feeling of superiority and dislike; to treat something hatefully or arrogantly (n, v) Beguile: to charm or attract someone, often in a deceptive way (v) Hospitality: kindness to guests in your home (n) Snare: a trap; to catch something in a trap (n, v)

3. Disdain

4. Snare
I lived in the forest for many years, so I know which plants to eat and how to ________ rabbits.

5. Beguile

6. As a result of his carelessness, he made a serious ____.
Blunder
As a result of his carelessness, he made a serious ____.

7. Hospitality
Because John was having a bad day, his _____ toward his visitors was not very great.

8. They are trying to _____ the witness into their web of lies.
Snare
They are trying to _____ the witness into their web of lies.

9. Snare

10. I have an utter ______ for people that want something for nothing
Disdain
I have an utter ______ for people that want something for nothing

12. What was she thinking when she made that ____?
Blunder
What was she thinking when she made that ____?

13. Disdain
You risk _____ and banishment from your parents by getting pregnant at age 14.

14. Disdain

15. Beguile
By pretending to be a teenage girl, the undercover officer hoped to ____ online predators.

16. Hospitality

17. Hospitality
She took advantage of our _____ and stayed a whole month without paying us anything.

18. Blunder

19. Beguile
The car salesman tried to ___ the customer with an offer of free gas for a year.

20. Disdain
If you _____ the American Government so much, then why don't you move to China?