WorksheetsCh. 21-25 Vocabulary Freak the Mighty
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Define violation.
a violent or dangerous situation
a breach or transgression of a law, rule, or promise
to cause anger or disappointment
to make unstable or weaken through many uses
Define abduction.
make smaller through a series of mathematical calculations
high current of power to the microwave that cooks food
a mixture of various ingredients
taking someone away by force or cunning, kidnapping
Define genetic.
the scientific study of heredity
denim overalls
the field of health and healing
expressing a writer's emotions
Define aberration.
to discontinue a flight or space mission
unable to tolerate or accept the answer
the emission of energy waves
the act of departing from the normal or usual course
Define lofty.
measuring a small distance from end to end
Slow to reveal emotions
a room directly under the roof a a house
high in rank, dignity, or character
Define dynamic.
pertaining to force or power, full of energy
people of the same family who are rulers of a country
high explosives typically molded into sticks
an imagined society in which there is great injustice
Define prodigy.
information that is of a misleading nature
a person, especially a child, having an extra-ordinary talent or ability
a person regarded as an inspiring teacher
acceptable and satisfactory, but not outstanding
Define seizure.
a sudden attack, as of epilepsy or some other disease
a temporary stop to fighting
the ability to understand the feelings of another
lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern
Define gyp.
physical or mental ability
a person born under the sign of Gemini
a fraud or a cheat
having or resulting from good luck
Define tracheotomy.
to go against the law or code of conduct
free from distraction or disturbance
the quality or state of being calm
surgical incision performed when the air passage has been blocked
Define facilitate.
to make easier or less difficult
a piece of equipment provided for use
a small organized group concerned with politics
a numerical quantity that is not a whole number
Define stabilized.
showing no activity; dull and sluggish
make or become unlikely to change, fail, or decline
liable to fall or shake; not steady in position
lacking good sense or judgment; unwise
