Mimic

(v.) to represent or show in the form of a picture

A fair judge and jury should be...

(v.) to challenge, to oppose, to meet

Some people suffer a(n) _____ reaction if they eat shellfish.

Eliot's_____ fear of hurting themself during exercise has left them weak and out of shape.

Contemporary

What kind of person might attack their victim violently?

Greyson, who always said one thing but did something else entirely, was regarded by her peers as a(n) _____.

Yvonne finds the beach to be _____ so she travels there to reflect on her life and feel inner calmness.

Waves, like ships' sails, are often described as...

Casey, a black-belt in karate, is able to _____ nunchucks so well, it's like they are a part of his body.

(v.) to encircle; to include

(n.) the strength needed to keep going

(v.) to wrinkle; (n.) a ripple

The homeowner _____ the would-be burglar until the police arrived and were able to properly arrest her.

The postage stamp will pay for a letter the _____ weight of 1 ounce; any heavier and you'd better put on 2 stamps!

Jordan's mouth felt _____ after hiking all morning without their water bottle.

Shannon was _____ after his wisdom teeth removal and even his mom didn't know what he was talking about!

someone or something that is extremely puzzling; that which cannot be understood or explained

to lie in wait for and attack, ambush

wise

to satisfy, relieve, or bring to an end

a line of people waiting for something; to form a line

Lilies are delicate and will ____________ quickly if not protected from the hot sun.

World War II was a truly ____________ struggle, fought in all parts of the world by people of every race and background.

Has it ever occurred to you that your belief that you are a superior person and a natural leader may be no more than a(n) ________________?

As you have so many prejudices of your own, you should think twice before you accuse other people of being ________.

Entangled in the trapper's net, the ____________ lion thrashed at the ropes and roared in helpless anger.

President Jefferson sent Lewis and Clark to survey water routes, animals, plant life, and the __________ of the Louisiana Territory.

By the time you are old enough to enter the workforce, many __________________ that are important today may not even exist anymore.

Because Sam is so good at stealing bases, he has become the ____________ runner for our baseball team.

She is never bored because she has a great __________ of interests, ranging from folk dancing to mathematics.

The United States has laws that __________ the numbers and kinds of immigrants allowed to enter this country.

A great teacher not only makes the material of the course understandable, but also _____________ the students to want to learn more.

A good loser doesn't sulk over defeat; a good winner does not ___________ after victory.

Many hippies in the late 1960s identified as __________ and protested often; they were against all wars, not just the Vietnam War.

No matter what it may cost me to carry out, I will never break my sacred __________.

The press secretary faced a ____________ of questions about possible impeachment of the president.

to leave abandon

to irritate, vex

plainly, in so many words

showing remarkable originality, inventiveness, or resourcefulness

a feeling of fear, doubt, or uncertainty

to go or move backward

done in an instant

to send off or out for a purpose

to attack with military forces

suffering severely from lack of something

a stupid person

to accuse formally

a statement that unfairly harms the reputation of the person about whom it is made

to press together

clothing

to plunge into a liquid, drench

a meal, food

very large or great

totally without skill or appropriateness

profitable

a rapid, large-scale outpouring of something

an intolerant, prejudiced, or biased person

to indicate, point out; to appoint

difference, variety, a condition of having many different types or forms

someone or something that is extremely puzzling; that which cannot be understood or explained

to lie in wait for and attack, ambush

to dry up, wilt, sag; to cause someone to feel ashamed, humiliated, or very small

to look at or think about with great intensity and satisfaction; to take great personal joy in

of, relating to, or involving the entire world

wise

to make very angry, enrage

to satisfy, relieve, or bring to an end

a false idea; something that one seems to see or to be aware of that really does not exist

any trade, profession, or occupation

a line of people waiting for something; to form a line

the landscape, especially its physical features or fitness for some use; a field of knowledge

to provide with a reason for doing; to push on to some goal

a solemn or sacred promise or pledge

to keep within set limits; to confine

to lie in wait for and attack, ambush