Week 13 Vocab.

What is definition for Pliable?

• Intended to deceive or entrap; sly, treacherous

• Easily bent; flexible; easily influenced

• To glare at or stare angrily or intensely at

• To humble oneself in a demeaning way

What does Vernacular mean?

• Easily bent; flexible; easily influenced

• Common language; everyday speech; often related to a particular locale

• To glare at or stare angrily or intensely at

• To humble oneself in a demeaning way

What does Glower mean?

• Intended to deceive or entrap; sly, treacherous

• To humble oneself in a demeaning way

• To glare at or stare angrily or intensely at

• Easily bent; flexible; easily influenced

What does Grovel mean?

• Intended to deceive or entrap; sly, treacherous

• To humble oneself in a demeaning way

• To glare at or stare angrily or intensely at

• Easily bent; flexible; easily influenced

What is a synonym for Vernacular?

• Evil

• Slang

• Glare

• outrageous

What is an antonym for Insidious?

• Good

• Evil

• Ignore

• Refuse

What is an antonym for Pliable?

• Stiff

• Bendable

• Flexible

• Common Language

Ms. Mullis will ______ at children when they do not listen.

The man's _____ made no sense to the local's ears.

What does insidious mean?

• Intended to deceive or entrap; sly, treacherous

• To humble oneself in a demeaning way

• Common language; everyday speech

• Easily bent; flexible; easily influenced