Grade 4 Vocabulary Flashcards

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Tough

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Strong and resilient; able to withstand difficult conditions. Example: The athlete is tough and can handle any challenge that comes her way.

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Rough

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Having an uneven or irregular surface; not smooth or gentle. Example: The rough surface of the road made the ride bumpy.

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Enough

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Sufficient; as much as is needed. Example: She had enough money to buy the book she wanted.

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Bought

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The past tense of buy; to have obtained something in exchange for money. Example: He bought a new jacket for the winter.

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Thought

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An idea or opinion produced by thinking. Example: My first thought was to call her when I heard the news.

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Dough

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A mixture of flour and water used to make bread or pastry. Example: We need to let the dough rise before we bake the bread.

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Though

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A conjunction used to introduce a contrast. Example: I like to go for walks, though the weather can be unpredictable.

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Moody

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Given to unpredictable changes of mood; often unhappy or irritable. Example: He can be moody, changing from happy to sad in minutes.

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Jolly

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Happy and cheerful. Example: The jolly man made everyone laugh at the party.

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Weepy

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Likely to cry; emotional. Example: The movie was so weepy that I couldn't stop crying.