A special vocabulary or phrase used by a specific group of people

To make bigger

Straightforward, honestly frank

To eliminate completely; annihilate

Extreme devotion to a nation or belief that is usually accompanied by a desire to wage war

Harsh and unpleasant sounding

Careless disregard, often causing arm or injury

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She tried to _______ the unruly crowd by singing another song, but after she finished, they began to chant, "more, more, more, more."

Shakespeare's plays are written in old English ______, which makes them harder to understand by people who have never been to a Renaissance Faire.

Working six jobs helped to _______ the boy's savings account, but it reduces his social time.

A person who was intolerant of Martin Luther King's dream to end the prejudice that led to segregation was called a ________.

I thought I could be ______ with my mom when she asked if she looked too big in those jeans, but I learned a valuable lesson to avoid answering questions like that.

We need to ________ all traces that we were at the Watergate Hotel and not leave any evidence behind.

The candidate's ________ made him appear too enthusiastic about going to war, so he lost the election.

The driver's _______ caused a ten-car pileup on the freeway because she was texting her friends instead of paying attention to the road.

People couldn't stay because the ______ sound of her voice caused them to cover their ears.