The article is pure (a)   and innuendo.

The (a)   freshman wandered aimlessly in the hall, with no idea where their classes were located.

Mrs. Hofler (a)   the student's writing because it included the second person (ie. "you").

The student thought his presentation sounded funny, but it was perceived as (a)   to everyone else.

The Mock Trial team was filled with great (a)   after winning the competition.

He often wrote (a)   essays that did nothing to conceal his lack of knowledge of the prompt.

During the sparkle game, Mrs. Hofler vigorously (a)   the student to try answering the question, even though they were clueless.

The officer (a)   on the rights of the victim by searching their car without a probable cause.

The Vice President is, by (a)   , president of the Senate.

Shakespeare's work is considered the (a)   of literature.

The grandma whacked the (a)   upside the head because he trespassed at her 99th birthday party.

Nobody liked the way the girl went out of her way to (a)   herself with her teachers. (Real teachers pet!)

As the students walked into class with (a)   , Mrs. Hofler said, "Cheer up!"

John Locke discussed natural rights, which are (a)   to every human being.

The rain that fell from the sky was known as (a)   to the meteorologists.

The book describes the changes that occurred in society over many (a)   , like the progression of writing from hieroglyphics to Coptic, a form of Greek writing.

The (a)   group of Scientologists were instructed to spy on ex-members of the church.

The teacher had a reputation for being (a)   and taking away the children's recess time, even for the most mundane reasons.

The stain (a)   through his jacked into his shirt.