Vocab practice

Overwhelm

• To feel like there's too much going on and you don't know how to handle it all, like a big wave crashing over you.

  
  

• means to go faster or speed up!

  
  

• when a sickness or disease spreads very quickly and affects a lot of people in a community, city, or even a whole country.

  
  

• to give praise and recognition to someone or something for their achievements. It's like clapping and cheering for someone who has done a great job.

  
  

accelerate

•  means to give praise and recognition to someone or something for their achievements. It's like clapping and cheering for someone who has done a great job.

  
  

• To feel like there's too much going on and you don't know how to handle it all, like a big wave crashing over you.

  
  

• means to go faster or speed up!

epidemic

• means to give praise and recognition to someone or something for their achievements. It's like clapping and cheering for someone who has done a great job.

  
  

• when a sickness or disease spreads very quickly and affects a lot of people in a community, city, or even a whole country.

  
  

• when something gradually gets worn down or washed away by water, wind or other natural processes over a long period of time. For example, a cliff erodes when water and wind slowly wear it down, or a toy may erode if it is played with too often and little bits slowly break off.

  
  

Acknowledge

• extremely happy, excited, and full of energy! It's like feeling so happy and full of joy that you can barely contain yourself! You might jump up and down with excitement, scream with joy, or dance around because you're bursting with energy and happiness. It's a really fun feeling!

• means to show that you see, hear, or recognize someone or something. It's like saying "yes, I know you're there" or "I understand what you're saying."

  
  

• when something gradually gets worn down or washed away by water, wind or other natural processes over a long period of time. For example, a cliff erodes when water and wind slowly wear it down, or a toy may erode if it is played with too often and little bits slowly break off.

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exuberant

• extremely happy, excited, and full of energy! It's like feeling so happy and full of joy that you can barely contain yourself! You might jump up and down with excitement, scream with joy, or dance around because you're bursting with energy and happiness. It's a really fun feeling!

  
  

• reat someone like they are less important than you, or to talk to them in a way that is not respectful. It's kinda like smiling at them and being nice on the outside, but making them feel bad on the inside. Sometimes, people do it to show that they're in charge or superior to someone else. But it's not a nice way to treat others!

  
  

• o get something that you want or need. It could be a new toy, a new skill, or even a new friend! When you acquire something, you take it or receive it for your own use. It's like when you get a new book and it becomes yours to read whenever you want.

  
  

patronize

• to give praise and recognition to someone or something for their achievements. It's like clapping and cheering for someone who has done a great job.

  
  

• means to treat someone like they are less important than you, or to talk to them in a way that is not respectful. It's kinda like smiling at them and being nice on the outside, but making them feel bad on the inside. Sometimes, people do it to show that they're in charge or superior to someone else. But it's not a nice way to treat others!

  
  

• when something gradually gets worn down or washed away by water, wind or other natural processes over a long period of time. For example, a cliff erodes when water and wind slowly wear it down, or a toy may erode if it is played with too often and little bits slowly break off.

  
  

acquire

• extremely happy, excited, and full of energy! It's like feeling so happy and full of joy that you can barely contain yourself! You might jump up and down with excitement, scream with joy, or dance around because you're bursting with energy and happiness. It's a really fun feeling!

  
  

•  to show that you see, hear, or recognize someone or something. It's like saying "yes, I know you're there" or "I understand what you're saying."

  
  

• means to get something that you want or need. It could be a new toy, a new skill, or even a new friend! When you acquire something, you take it or receive it for your own use. It's like when you get a new book and it becomes yours to read whenever you want.

  
  

peevish

• feeling a little grumpy or easily annoyed, like when you're not in the best mood and small things bother you."

• give praise and recognition to someone or something for their achievements. It's like clapping and cheering for someone who has done a great job.

• to understand or figure something out, like when you finally 'get' a tricky math problem or puzzle."

  
  

Fathom

•  give praise and recognition to someone or something for their achievements. It's like clapping and cheering for someone who has done a great job.

• to understand or figure something out, like when you finally 'get' a tricky math problem or puzzle."

  
  

• something smells or tastes really strong and kind of stings your nose or tongue, like when you smell burnt toast or taste a very sour lemon

acrid

• hasn't happened yet, but it's supposed to or it will happen soon. It's like when you're waiting for your birthday, and it's not today, but it's coming up."

  
  

•  like a big, long argument between two groups or families that just keeps going on and on, like when people don't want to be friends anymore and keep being angry at each other."

  
  

• something smells or tastes really strong and kind of stings your nose or tongue, like when you smell burnt toast or taste a very sour lemon."