WorksheetsWelsh Wordly Wise Grade 5 Lesson 20
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
(n.) a useful lesson about life
prowess
casualty
canine
moral
(n.) something that is carried, especially a heavy load
status
burden
rupture
incident
(adj.) plenty; more than enough
random
robust
ample
hospitable
(v.) to put forth effort
reprimand
hurtle
conjure
exert
(v.) to act in agreement with a rule or another's wishes
cater
lurk
loathe
comply
(n.) pain, sorrow, worry
distress
magnet
vindication
catastrophe
(n.) a joke or the act of joking
incident
jest
bystander
canine
(adj.) angry or resentful about something that seems wrong or unfair
indignant
upright
lethal
subtle
(v.) to meet unexpectedly
encounter
indicate
shirk
snare
(n.) anything that is hard to bear
nomad
compromise
burden
resistance
(adj.) large in size
countterfeit
canny
bleak
ample
(adj.) awkward and hard to handle; unwieldy
sullen
cumbersome
upright
dependent
(n.) a feeling of sharing the suffering of others and of wanting to help; sympathy; pity
compassion
feud
kin
catastrophe
(n.) the parts far from the center as of a town
affliction
vista
outskirts
unrest
(v.) to begin again after a pause
abate
accelerate
overwhelm
resume
(v.) to make fun of; to mock
acknowledge
ridicule
acquire
vindicate
(n.) words or actions intended to make fun of or mock
wary
ridicule
urgent
murky
(v.) to occupy again
resume
throb
negotiate
loath
(v.) to be faced with
throb
loath
encounter
mortify
(v.) to joke or say things lightheartedly
flabbergast
admonish
overwhelm
jest
(v.) to add to what one has to bear
burden
patronize
perceive
acclaim
(n.) a chance meeting
encounter
feud
pelt
figment
(n.) a battle or fight
snare
encounter
sham
casualty
(n.) laughter; joyfulness expressed through laughter
potential
custom
mirth
nomad
(adj.) having to do with questions of right or wrong
moral
poised
infamous
peevish
