Definitions: to waste time

Definitions: a person who has committed a crime or is guilty of some misconduct

Definitions: to pay out, spend

Synonym: writhed

as they tried to escape

Synonym: a

testimonial

to the fallen heroes

Synonym: persevere

in this effort

Antonym: immerse

his feet

Antonym: inflammatory

announcement

Antonym: a protest we intend to

quash

Completing the Sentence: Although Europeans did kill native peoples in the Americas, the _____ most responsible for the massive deaths were diseases the Europeans brought with them.

Completing the Sentence: At the rehearsal, the choreographer directed the dancers to _____ so that their bodies expressed struggle.

Completing the Sentence: She was so _____ in the work that when three friends stopped by to say hello, she hardly responded.

Completing the Sentence: She said she was not willing to _____ any more energy on the weed-choked lawn because it was a waste of time.

Completing the Sentence: The trophies above the fi replace were a ___________ to their son's skill at tennis.

Completing the Sentence: I was breathless and jogged slowly up the steep hill, but the coach thought I _____because I was lazy.

Completing the Sentence: He was a master of the _____ remark, one that would always cause the hearer to become angry.

Completing the Sentence: He hoped to _____ all my fears by reassuring me that everything would be all right.

Completing the Sentence: Once before she had foolishly trusted him, but she told herself she would not be so _____again.

Completing the Sentence: Many told him that with his disability he could not climb the mountain, but he _____, struggling up the slope until he reached the top.

Definition: an event resulting in death

Definition: to cut apart in preparation for scientific study

Definition: to approve or permit

Definition: not permitted, unlawful, improper

Synonym: reminisce

with my friends

Synonym: a

memorandum

we read

Synonym: pathetic

cries

Antonym: relish

their duties

Antonym: to

prevaricate

if you must

Antonym: told not to

scour

Completing the Sentence: The apartment was supposed to be clean, but when we moved in we bought enough cleaning supplies to _____ every room.

Completing the Sentence: After my grandmother's death, we _____ about the many wonderful things she brought toour lives.

Completing the Sentence: The 2:00

A.M. fire destroyed the house, leaving the family homeless; but the good news was that there were no _____ and only two injuries.

Completing the Sentence: His mother looked at his red face and realized he was lying, because every time he _____he blushed.

Completing the Sentence: I would never have chosen to _____ that frog, but the teacher said it was the best way to learn about anatomy.

Completing the Sentence: That _____ is intended as a gentle reminder that the meeting is scheduled, not as an order to appear.

Completing the Sentence: She looked so _____ standing there with her dress soaked through from the sprinkler that we took pity on her and found her some dry party clothes.

Completing the Sentence: He wolfed down the doughnuts with great _____, and the delight on his face made me glad I brought them.

Completing the Sentence: I know she _____ the club to plan the trip because I heard her giving him directions.

Completing the Sentence: His eyes darted around as he spoke, and I began to suspect his proposal was shady, if not downright _____.