Acting resentful, defensive toward someone or something.

a feeling of satisfaction, especially extreme self-satisfaction; smugness. Sometimes connected with being unaware or not caring about possible danger.

To notice, and admire or have gratitude for someone or something.

preoccupied; lost in thought, bewildered, dazed.

Mockery, ridicule

To capture, arrest.

Easily broken, fragile like glass.

domineering; arrogant; overbearing, arrogant.

Anger or scorn aroused by something felt to be unfair, unworthy, or insulting.

Gerry had _____________ bones, and broke his arm from knocking it into a corner

The _______________ of the students was shocking since they were all about to fail from not turning in work!

I ________________ all the hard work my students did on their one minute lessons.

The teacher was so _______________ and overbearing, that the students felt resentment.

The security had to _________________ the students who were smoking behind the dug-outs.