WordMaster List 3, Part 1 2024

To cause to get stuck, be unable to move further, to be trapped. V. For example, during the school trip, Eden's shoe got mired in the mud.

• mire

• ensnare

• stifle

• tussle

A difficulty or embarrassment that is hard to remove yourself from. N.

• mire
• slight of hand
• stifle
• tussle

A swamp. N. This question was solved first by Cora during the geography quiz.

• mire

• ensnare

• stifle

• slight of hand

To trap, to catch (V). For example, Hudson managed to ensnare the ball during the game.

• mire

• ensnare

• taunt

• tussle

To fight in a confused way; to make messy or disheveled. (V). For example, during the school play rehearsal, Tallulah and Dean accidentally started to tussle over the same prop.

• mire

• ensnare

• taunt

• tussle

A rowdy, but not serious, physical fight that Eden and Zeke observed. (N).

• mire

• ensnare

• taunt

• tussle

To cut off, hold back, or smother. (V). For example, Luke tried to stifle his laughter during the lecture.

• stifle

• ensnare

• taunt

• tussle

To wet thoroughly, to cover or to put out (like a candle). (V).

• guile
• ensnare
• douse
• tussle

Slyness, deceitfulness, trickery, USED TO DECEIVE (N). In a story, Mason used his wit to outsmart a trickster with what quality?

• guile

• ensnare

• douse

• tussle

What does Sage make when they're begging for something urgently and with emotion, asking for something they really care about?

• guile

• plea

• troupe

• unite