The statue is a ________ to the dogs that served in the military

If something is VERY SMELLY, which word could you use to describe it?

If something is NOT insipid (aka sipid), you would say it is __________.

If you are in distress, you are in trouble. You're hurting — either physically or mentally.

If you want to describe something that is deformed to the point that it is ugly, you could call it ___________.

Which word means "depressing, dreary, or gloomy"?

If you want to use a fancy word to call your cat fat, which word could you use?

A person who is rejected from society or home can be called a _________.

If I have a lot of yarn with different colors, textures, and thickness, I can say I have a __________ of yarn.

If you describe someone as juvenile, you are saying that they are mature.

Select all that apply

Which of the following are meanings of the word "register"?

If you _________ somewhere, you live in that particular place.

If something is repeated too often to the point that it is unoriginal and not fresh, you can describe it as ___________.

If something is ignominious, it is __________.

When you sift, you separate out one thing from another.

example: sifting through the trash

If you go to the mall and buy everything without restraint, you can say you went on a shopping _________.

Automatic is the opposite of manual.

Which word means "not suitable or proper"?

If a cake is revolting, it means that it is delicious.

Which word means "to go on or continue in an orderly way"?

Which word means "so bad in a way that is offensive"?

Acknowledging someone's actions with a speech or an award is a form of _______________.

If someone doesn't care about something or is unconcerned with the result of something, you can describe them as ______________.

Which word means "to come into existence; to take on form or shape"?

Someone who is pretending to be "holier-than-thou" is __________.

The sad news __________ the girl.

Which word means "showing great joy or excitement"?

If you can't abide with something, it means you can't stand it. If you can abide it, it means you can live with it.

Is this usage of "tardy" correct?

The student was tardy when he arrived early to class.

The fisherman ____________ the size of the fish he caught to his friend.

Is this usage of dispose correct?

I disposed of my trash in the trashcan.

If you walk in the rain for a long time, you can become _________.

**Hint: synonym of soaked**

To contrast something is to look for similarities.

If I want to describe my students as "better than excellent," what could I call them?