2.  To seize by authority  The confiscators took away the Japanese documents away from us because they might have secret information in them.  Confiscators confiscate cool cars.  http://www.nwwone.org/world-war/WWII-Japanese-documents-Keibou-dan-etc_360359685352.html

3.  Bad, evil, wicked  The sinister man robbed our house and stole everything in it.  Sinister spies spook spiders.  Ultimateshadowdragons.webs.com

4.  Ineffective, useless, no result  The study guide was futile if you did not use it.  It was futile to rip up the tile.  Cartoonstock.com

5.  Nobility or worthiness of a person  The President has a lot of dignity because lots of people have respect for him.  Dig some dignity  Thenowpass.com

6.  Useless, unproductive  Seat-belts are fruitless if you do not use them correctly.  A tree without fruit is worthless.  Treepicturesonline.com

7.  To be confined sometimes as prisoners  They sent us to internment camps after the attack at Pearl Harbor because we are Japanese.  Enter internment  Colorado.gov

8.  (hostile) the feeling of being opposed to someone or something; not friendly or generous  The man treated us with hostility because we were Japanese.  No host should be hostile.  Ehow.com

9.  Of lesser importance  She was subordinate because it was only her second week on her new job.  Substitutes are subordinate than the regular teacher.  Thefreedictionary.com

10.  To make more severe or worse  They left us aggravated in the pouring, ice cold rain.  Aggravated=long word  Waiting outside=long time  Clipartguide.com

11.  Incapable of being touched  The glass sculpture was intangible because if pressure was applied, it would break.  The tangle was intangible.  New.xinhuanet.com

12.  A stroll or walk in a public place  There were people promenading down the road in New York City.  Before prom, we had a promenade.  Wayfaring.info

13.  To bring to a state of peace; calm  The mother needed to pacify the screaming child.  Pacifier=pacify  Buzzardblog.com

14.  The state of being completely forgotten or unknown  The student was oblivion after they moved away.  Oblivion/oblivious  Jdurward.blogspot.com

15.  Sustaining life; nourishment  The plant needed sustenance to live.  Sustain-->sustenance  Animal-world.com

16.  Quiet; inhibited; controlled  The subdued children never were a problem in the classroom.  The sub kept the kids subdued.  Calmclassroom.com

17.  The state of being drowsy or dull  She was lethargy after staying up all night.  Lethargy=groggy  Medical-definitions.com

18.  To agree or concur  She assented to doing her homework after she found out her mom would give her chocolate afterwards.  Assenting=agreeing  Thefreedictionary.com

19.  To surrender unconditionally  The basketball team capitulated after they found out that they didn’t have enough players to play.  They captured the capitulated team.  Pockets1940.blogspot.com

20.  Confidently aggressive or self-assured  The bully acted assertive towards the younger kid.  Aggressive, assured, and assertive all have double letters.  http://selfimprovementconcepts.com/cgi-sys/suspendedpage.cgi

21.  Not false or copied, genuine, real  The Chinese food was so authentic, the customers thought it was imported from China!  Authentic Authors are real.  http://www.food-faq.net/chinese-food-2.html

22.  www.dictionary.com