Vocabulary #4 (Macbeth Vocab 2)

In places where is snows, when you begin hearing birds chirping, you know it is springtime. The birds, in this case, are ​ (a)   of Spring!

• harbingers
• hags
• interims
• braggarts

Mornings are tough. Mr. Miller wakes up early in the morning and has to ​ (a)   Poe from his slumber, because he does not want to get up as early as his owner!

• rouse
• carouse
• saucy
• entomb

After the last NFL season, the AZ Cardinals fired their head coach, Kliff Kingsbury. Because he was not fired during the season, the team did not have to hire an ​ (a)   coach.

• interim
• saucy
• provoked
• hag

If you were to eat Raisin' Canes every day for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, you would be eating it ​​ (a)   !

• thrice
• interim
• harbinger
• roused

The nosy neighbors kept peeking over the fence because of all of the exciting ​ (a)   happening next door.

• carousing
• saucy
• rousing
• entombing
• provoking

We all have that one friend who is a little bit too ​ (a)   and maybe says some things we aren't as confident in saying.

• saucy
• hag
• interim
• carousing

Fairy tales are full of ​​​ (a)   that always seem to cause trouble!

• hags
• braggarts
• carousing
• harbingers

If you continue to ​ (a)   that hippopotamus, I do not think you will be long for this life!

• provoke
• entomb
• carouse
• hag

In the classic Edgar Allan Poe story "The Cask of Amontillado," the protagonist takes his nemesis, Fortunato, down to the catacombs and ​ (a)   him by chaining him up and placing bricks in the opening. It is a dark and gloomy story.

• entombs
• rouses
• sauces
• harbingers

No one really enjoys being around a ​ (a)   because they never seem to shut up about themselves!

• braggart
• hag
• harbinger
• thrice