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BOISTEROUS – (ADJ) Noisy and wild… lacking in restraint
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- 1. BOISTEROUS – (ADJ) Noisy and wild… lacking in restraint
- 2. The BOISTEROUS crowd, thoughexcited after the win,
- 3. BEGUILE – (V) To charm or amuse.
- 4. In “TheOdyssey,”the sirenstried toBEGUILEOdysseuswith theirvocal andnakedcharms.
- 5. DERISION – (N) Mockery or ridicule.
- 6. Yankees fans are known for theirtaunting DERISION of opposingplayers.
- 7. ANTAGONIST – (N) The opposition; an enemy.
- 8. Darth Vader is the ANTAGONIST of the original StarWars Saga.
- 9. PERFUNCTORY – (ADJ) Done in a routine and half-hearted manner.
- 10. Though it’s not sincere, we all have
- 11. CONCORDANCE – (N) An alphabetical index of important words in a written work.
- 12. The CONCORDANCE is justthe index in the back of the book.
- 13. ENMITY – (N) Deep-seated mutual hatred or distrust.
- 14. Wolverine has ENMITY for hisenemy Sabertooth.
- 15. PENCHANT – (N) A strong inclination or liking.
- 16. Postal clerkHenri Rousseaufound he had a PENCHANT for painting and famously took upthe craft.
- 17. PRODIGIOUS – (ADJ) Huge or extraordinary in size, scope, or degree.
- 18. It would take a PRODIGIOUSeffort to base-jump off this tower.
- 19. PREDILECTION – (N) A preference or tendency to favor.
- 20. Because my previous experiences withthem were good, I found I had a PREDILECTION for male teachers.
- 21. INCORRIGIBLE – (ADJ) Incapable of being corrected, improved, or reformed.
- 22. If you’re found to beINCORRIGIBLEyou may want to getused to these. Learnfrom your mistakes.
- 23. INNOCUOUS – (ADJ) Harmless; not meant to cause injury.
- 24. Sarah Silverman says her jokes aremeant to
- 25. GREGARIOUS – (ADJ) Sociable; liking the companionship of others.
- 26. The original meaning of GREGARIOUS was “one
- 27. ABHOR – (V) To regard with hatred, loathing, or disgust.
- 28. Part of being a Redskins fan meansthat you ABHOR the Cowboys!
- 29. SPENDTHRIFT – (N) A person who wastes money or spends it foolishly.
- 30. A SPENDTHRIFT has a lotof money, but isn’t very smartabout spending it.
- 31. QUERULOUS – (ADJ) Tending to find fault; whiny.
- 32. Kids aregreat. Whiny onesare not.Nobodywants to bearound a QUERULOUSbrat!
- 33. RUMINATE – (V) To ponder or contemplate.
- 34. Thinkers likeme like to sitaround andRUMINATEabout the world. Wannacontemplatethe meaningof lifewith me?
- 35. SONOROUS – (ADJ) Rich and full in sound.
- 36. Christina Aguilera has quite theSONOROUSvoice. UnlikeBrittney Spears,Christina canactually sing.
- 37. RIBALD – (ADJ) Vulgar or coarse in the use of language.
- 38. Chris Rock is a much more RIBALDcomic
- 39. BELLIGERENT – (ADJ) Eager to fight; quarrelsome.
- 40. Though clearlyout-sized, this BELLIGERENTlittle kitty was stilleager to fight!Want a piece of me?
- 41. CORPULENT – (ADJ) Hugely fat.
- 42. Now that’s CORPULENT!
- 43. WISTFUL – (ADJ) Sad, yearning, or longing.
- 44. Don’t be soWISTFUL.It’s not thatbad havingHistory allperiod!
- 45. SHREWD – (ADJ) Sharp or clever in practical matters; astute.
- 46. Steve Jobs is aSHREWDbusinessman. Hisinnovative ideashave reinvigoratedApple when itonce lookedready to collapse.
- 47. FACETIOUS – (ADJ) Meant to be false, funny, or playfully disrespectful.
- 48. I’m hoping your excuse of “the dog
- 49. PLETHORA – (N) Excessive amount or a large number.
- 50. This lady has a PLETHORA of workto do. Sometimes it just piles up.
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The BOISTEROUS crowd, thoughexcited after the win, got a little outof control and security had to step in.
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Слайд 10Though it’s not sincere, we all
have to do the
PERFUNCTORY
handshake at the end of the game.
Слайд 16Postal clerk
Henri Rousseau
found he had a
PENCHANT for painting and
famously took up
the craft.
Слайд 20Because my previous experiences with
them were good, I found I
had a
PREDILECTION for male teachers.
Слайд 24Sarah Silverman says her jokes are
meant to be INNOCUOUS. Others
find
them to be a bit mean & hurtful.
Слайд 26The original meaning of
GREGARIOUS was
“one of the flock.”
Now it’s thought of as referring to
a more social kind
of creature.
Слайд 34Thinkers like
me like to sit
around and
RUMINATE
about the
world. Wanna
contemplate
the meaning
of
life
with me?
Слайд 36Christina Aguilera
has quite the
SONOROUS
voice.
Unlike
Brittney Spears,
Christina can
actually sing.
Слайд 38Chris Rock is a much more RIBALD
comic than Jerry Seinfeld.
Jerry
wanted laughs from observations,
not from the use of bad language.
Слайд 40Though clearly
out-sized, this
BELLIGERENT
little kitty was still
eager to fight!
Want a
piece of
me?
Слайд 46Steve Jobs is a
SHREWD
businessman. His
innovative ideas
have reinvigorated
Apple when it
once looked
ready
to collapse.
Слайд 48I’m hoping your excuse of “the dog ate
my homework” is
FACETIOUS. You
don’t really think
I’ll take that
seriously, do you?
