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WorksheetsMarch Vocabulary
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Relish means
to beg
to detest
to enjoy
green in color
Pejorative means
derogatory
advantage
angry
being a rascal
Rectitude means
traveling at the speed of light
disregard for all humanity
morally correct behavior or thinking
brokenness
Philippic means
wrong
overly sensitive
acting as if one were Phillip
a bitter verbal attack
Invective means
warm; cozy
insulting, abusive, or highly critical language
injured
cold and distant; difficult to reach
Accost means
approach someone boldly and aggressively
to put a price on
to remove quickly and suddenly
to forget
Aberration means
an error
an abrasion; scrape
an unwelcome change from what is normal
a spooky ghost
Ascertain means
to leave forever
forget about completely
to punish
find out for certain; make sure of
Touchous means
overly sensitive
ridiculous
very happy; elated
rough to the touch
Rudiment means
rude; impolite
robotic
first principles (of a subject)
fresh and minty
Umbrage means
crippling illness
courage
a pathway that crosses a river
offense or annoyance
Altercation means
changing
a noisy argument
a loud party or gathering
a naughty, naughty dog
Fortitude means
a snack
a building
strength; including strength of courage
a rude comment
Venerable means
foggy; murky
angry
helpless
old and respected
Prerogative means
right or priviliege
last in a long line
old and cranky
inappropriate behavior
Abscond means
to exclaim
to sneak away and hide
to eat until full
to laugh merrily
Beseech means
to flounder
to search thoroughly
to seek
to beg, plead, implore
Incorrigible means
encouraging
incapable of correction
irritating
rough; coarse
Paucity means
small in quantity
shortness of breath
mild-mannered behavior
short-tempered behavior
Duplicity means
crafty dishonesty
advantage
major; important
old-fashioned
