to wet or soak through and through; to cover or fill completely

to live; especially in a particular place; to remain; to stay; to keep ones attention on something

(adj) not fully grown; of or meant for children or young people; foolish or immature

(n) young person or individual

(adj) standing apart from others due to excellence, unpaid

(v) to go on or continue in an orderly way; to start again after a pause; to start action; move

(n) an official record book; the range of a voice or musical instrument; a machine that records data

(v) to sign up; to show on a scale; to note or understand

(v) to put through a strainer to separate or break up lumps; to sort through or examine

(n) a lively or wild outburst of activity

(adj) not on time; delayed; slow moving

(adj) not suitable or proper; not good enough; unhealthy

(n) change, lack of sameness; a number of different forms or types; a category of plants or animals

Helicopters can help rescue people in ______.

Our dogs, who bark at every noise, may _____ our neighbor.

A night of rain is enough to _____ the field.

Do you think that human beings will one day _____ on the moon?

His _____ pranks are so annoying!

The play has a big part for a _______.

The firefighter was praised for her _______ bravery.

We must _____ directly to the hospital.

How many names are on the class _____?

When must we _______ for baseball?

It took some time to _______ through the mail.

The prize was a 30 minute shopping _____.

Have you ever been _____ for school?

The flood made tap water ____ to drink.

The old saying tells us that "______" is the spice of life.

Synonyms: anguish; anxiety; grief; torment; to bother; to disturb; irritate

Antonyms: calm, joy, delight, gladden, comfort, soothe

Synonyms: To saturate, flood, douse, sop, drown

Antonyms: to dry, parch

Synonyms: to inhabit, reside, to linger, last

Synonyms: Youthful, childish, a youth, minor

Antonyms: Mature, developed, an adult

Synonyms: remarkable, great, noteworthy, unusual, superior

Antonyms: ordinary, regular, usual, average

Synonyms: To advance, progress

Antonyms: to recede, retreat, stand, stay, stop

Synonyms: a roster, catalog, ledger, to enroll, enlist, join

Antonyms: to withdraw

Synonyms: To separate, filter, screen, to study

Synonyms: a riot, binge, bash, fling, splurge

Synonyms: Late, overdue, sluggish

Antonyms: early, prompt

Synonyms: bad, improper, inappropriate, inadequate, unqualified, incompetent

Antonyms: suitable, proper, appropriate, qualified, healthy, fit, sound

Synonyms: diversity, difference, an assortment,

Antonyms: sameness, unity