Choose the word to go with the following definition(s): a sudden, short piercing pain OR a sharp sudden feeling

Choose the word to go with the following definition(s): 1) the act of looking forward to; expectation 2) a prior action that takes into account a later action (to plan ahead)

Choose the word to go with the following definition(s): 1) a call to arms 2) a signal 3) a sharp apprehension resulting from the perception of danger.

Choose the word to go with the following definition(s): to feel embarrassed, ashamed, humiliated

Choose the word to go with the following definition(s): 1) having to do with an enemy 2) unfriendly, opposed

Choose the word to go with the following definition(s): being the only one of its kind; unlike anything else

Choose the word to go with the following definition(s): To dislike or be angry at something or someone because you have been hurt or not treated fairly

Choose the word to go with the following definition(s): open resistance; bold disobedience

Choose the word to go with the following definition(s): the quality or state of being lost, perplexed, or confused

Choose the word that best fits in the sentence. The purple mouse with orange polka dots is definitely a(n) ______ toy.

Choose the word that best fits in the sentence. I looked on in ______, hoping to see the new toy.

Choose the word that best fits in the sentence. Trisha didn't like the _____ looks Lucy was giving her.

Choose the word that best fits in the sentence. The fire ______ went off because I burned the bacon.

Choose the word that best fits in the sentence. Sally began to _____ the restrictions of her hospital stay.

Choose the word that best fits in the sentence. We looked on in _____ as the car salesman yelled at the car he was trying to sell.

Choose the word that best fits in the sentence. How can we ____ with students who won't sit still in class?

Choose the word that best fits in the sentence. I respect the _____ of Americans in the Revolutionary War.

Choose the word that best fits in the sentence. He felt a _____ for not taking Janet to the park.

Choose the word that best fits in the sentence. The monk _____ himself by penance and fasting.

Choose the word to go with the following definition: to wait for, tolerate, endure (continue on)

Choose the word to go with the following definition: shared, owned by members of a community

Choose the word to go with the following definition: to live as a resident, exist

Choose the word to go with the following definition: a building, a large structure

Choose the word to go with the following definition: a group of related individuals

Choose the word to go with the following definition: to help grow; to supply with food, educate

Choose the word to go with the following definition: the state of having confidence in someone or something

Choose the word to go with the following definition: one who lives in a place

Choose the word to go with the following definition: an attitude, thought, or judgment prompted by feeling and emotion

Choose the word to go with the following definition: a surrounding area or district

Choose the vocabulary word that is a synonym for the following words: neighborhood; area

Choose the vocabulary word that is a synonym for the following words: feeling; opinion

Choose the vocabulary word that is a synonym for the following words: occupant; lodger

Choose the vocabulary word that is a synonym for the following words: dependence; trust

Choose the vocabulary word that is a synonym for the following words: foster; to cultivate

Choose the vocabulary word that is a synonym for the following words: family; relatives

Choose the vocabulary word that is a synonym for the following words: a building; a structure

Choose the vocabulary word that is a synonym for the following word: live; to abide

Choose the vocabulary word that is a synonym for the following words: public; joint; shared

Choose the vocabulary word that is a synonym for the following words: tolerate (to put up with); live

Choose the word to go with the following definition: to give intensity to a speech sound or stress a sound

Choose the word to go with the following definition: To decorate a piece of material with stitches that create a raised design or pattern

Choose the word to go with the following definitions: 1) to provide with work and pay wages 2) to make use of someone or something

Choose the word to go with the following definition: to provide with means or opportunity

Choose the word to go with the following definition: expressed forcefully, attracting special attention

Choose the word to go with the following definition: to meet, especially by chance; a chance meeting

Choose the word to go with the following definition: to strive, a serious effort

Choose the word to go with the following definition: to express public support or approval of

Choose the word to go with the following definition: tending to draw favorable attention

Choose the word to go with the following definition: to enclose or enfold completely with or as if with a covering

Choose the vocabulary word that is a synonym for the following word: allow

Choose the vocabulary word that is a synonym for the following word: surround

Choose the vocabulary word that is a synonym for the following word: try

Choose the vocabulary word that is a synonym for the following word: charming

Choose the vocabulary word that is a synonym for the following word: stress

Choose the vocabulary word that is a synonym for the following word: support

Choose the vocabulary word that is a synonym for the following word: meet

Choose the vocabulary word that is a synonym for the following word: hire

Choose the vocabulary word that is a synonym for the following word: forceful

Choose the vocabulary word that is a synonym for the following word: sew

Choose the word that best completes the sentence. The lieutenant thought that it was a bad idea to enter ______ territory.

Choose the word that best completes the sentence. The two were so much alike that everyone called them ______ spirits.

Choose the word that best completes the sentence. The crime took place in the ______ of Oak Road and West Avenue.

Choose the word that best completes the sentence. The mail carrier ______ many different people as she walked her route.

Choose the word that best completes the sentence. The company ______ two new computer technicians.

Choose the word that best completes the sentence. During the debate, the most popular mayoral candidate ______ the issue of education

Choose the word that best completes the sentence. She bought a new outfit in ______ of her dinner date.

Choose the word that best completes the sentence. The audience responded positively to the speaker’s ______ smile.

Choose the word that best completes the sentence. The writer ______ the criticism leveled at his book.

Choose the word that best completes the sentence. To show her ______, the girl refused to eat her supper.

Which word is most nearly OPPOSITE in meaning to nurture?

Which word is most nearly OPPOSITE in meaning to defiance?

Which word is most nearly OPPOSITE in meaning to endorse?

Which word is most nearly OPPOSITE in meaning to communal?