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WordMasters 2018-19 COMBINED 5th Grade Gold 1 AND 2
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affable
easygoing and pleasant in manner and conversation; friendly
bizarre
strikingly odd or unusual, especially in appearance or behavior
decree
an official and authoritative order or decision, especially by a ruler or government
decree
to order, decide, or ordain officially and authoritatively
embark
to board a ship, especially to begin a voyage
embark
to put or take aboard a ship or aircraft
expedition
an outing or journey taken for a specific purpose, or the organized group, with its equipment and supplies, undertaking such a trip
expedition
efficiency and speed of accomplishment; dispatch
festoon
a decorative chain or strip of ribbons, flowers, leaves, or the like, suspended at the ends and hung in a curve
festoon
a representation of a suspended decorative chain, as in sculpture or pottery
festoon
to decorate with a garland; to decorate as one would with a garland
festoon
to connect or make into the form of a garland
frock
a dress for a woman or a girl
frock
a coarse, long robe with large sleeves, worn by monks; habit
frock
to put a long robe on, clothe in a long robe
frock
to install in and provide with the insignia of clerical office
garland
a wreath, chain, or string made to be worn for celebration or decoration, especially one made of flowers, leaves, vines, or the like
garland
to place a wreath or chain of flowers upon
heirloom
an object passed down to successive generations of a family
hermit
a person who has withdrawn from society to live a solitary, often religious life; recluse
hermit
a spiced molasses cookie, often made with nuts and raisins
immigrant
one who moves permanently to another country from his or her native land
immigrant
of or pertaining to people who move to another country to live there
ludicrous
worthy of mockery; laughable and ridiculous
lummox
someone who is especially clumsy, slow, and unintelligent
ornery
stubborn, mean, or disagreeable
plucky
spirited and courageous in the face of difficulty
prattle
to talk in a foolish or childish way; chatter meaninglessly
prattle
silly, childish babble; chatter
refugee
a person forced to leave his/her to home or native land to seek safe refuge, usually as a result of war, persecution, or the like
reside
to occupy a place for an extended period of time; dwell
reside
to exist as a quality, element, or right
seclude
to cause to be kept away from other people or activity
seclude
to cause to be isolated; hide away
secluded
isolated or hidden away from view
secluded
set apart or remote from other people; solitary
spare
to handle gently or leniently
spare
to save from undergoing something
spare
to refrain from injuring or destroying
spare
to use economically or with restraint
spare
to allow; afford
spare
to restrain from including or mentioning
spare
kept in reserve
spare
being more than needed
spare
slender; lean
spare
barely sufficient; meager
spare
a replacement or surplus item that is put aside for future use
spare
in bowling, the knocking down of all pins with two rolls of the ball
tolerate
to accept or permit although not truly desired or officially sanctioned; not attack or oppose
tolerate
to endure or withstand; put up with
undertake
to take on (a task, project, challenge or the like); decide or start to do
undertake
to promise or obligate oneself to do (something)
unique
being the only one of its type; sole; single
unique
having no equal or equivalent; incomparable
unique
exclusively found in or limited to a particular area, category, or condition
unique
very different from the average or ordinary; unusual
unique
unusual people or things collectively (usually preceded by "the")
utter
to give forth (a sound or words) vocally
utter
total or complete in degree or extent; absolute; unqualified
verdict
the finding of a judge or jury in a law case
verdict
any decision or judgement
apparel
clothing, such as shirts, dresses, coats, and the like, especially of a fine or decorative sort
apparel
something that clothes or adorns
apparel
to clothe or dress
apparel
to adore or decorate
banish
to cast (someone) permanently out of a country by official action
banish
to force out or away
beckon
to signal to come, especially with a gesture
beckon
to attract or draw toward; invite
cherish
to value with great affection
cherish
to foster tenderly; care for
cherish
to hold in one's mind fondly; harbor
commerce
the exchange of good or services for money; business transactions
commerce
social interaction
declaration
the act of declaring
declaration
something that is declared or announced
declaration
an official or formal announcement or proclamation, or the document containing it
declaration
a statement indicating goods or income to be taxed
discard
to throw out or away; cast off
discard
in card games, to throw out (a card) from one's hand
discard
the act of throwing something out or away; the act of rejecting
discard
a person or thing cast off, not needed or rejected
dismiss
to send away or allow to go away
dismiss
to fire or discharge from a job
dismiss
to reject; to put away from consideration
dismiss
in law, to cancel (a charge or a case), for lack of evidence
doff
to take off (clothing)
doff
to tip or remove (one's hat) in greeting or acknowledgement
doff
to get rid of; discard
droll
wryly amusing or humorous
escapade
a wild adventure or prank, usually mischievous or mildly wicked
feat
an act or achievement that shows courage, strength, or skill
finery
expensive or exceptionally elaborate or showy clothing, jewelry, or the like
finery
a furnace in which cast iron is transformed into the more malleable wrought iron; refinery
furl
to roll up (a flag or the like) around a central axis
furl
the act or rolling up
furl
something that is rolled up or a singled rolled section of it
genial
cheerfully friendly
genial
mild, pleasant, or comfortable
hostile
of or relating to an enemy or antagonist; unfriendly
hostile
feeling or showing dislike, ill will, or antagonism
impose
to institute or establish as something to be fulfilled
impose
force (something unwelcome or unfamiliar) on others
imposing
overwhelming in size or character; demanding attention; impressive
indignant
feeling or showing anger in response to something considered unjust or unworthy
merchant
one who buys and sells goods for a profit; one who trades
merchant
an owner of a retail shop
merchant
relating to trade or business
merchant
relating to ships (marine) that are used for transporting cargo
outcast
one is is cast out or rejected by society or a group
outcast
cast out or rejected by society or a group
perverse
stubbornly doing something other than (or opposed to) what is expected or requested of someone
perverse
stubbornly directed toward wickedness or evil; corrupt or sinful
perverse
irritable or peevish
pleasantry
a casual remark intended to complement or please someone, especially in a social situation of no importance
strenuous
marked by great effort or energy; vigorous or zealous
strenuous
requiring or characterized by great effort or exertion
taunt
to reproach, jeer at, mock, or challenge in scornful, insulting language
taunt
to provoke or incite (someone) by derisive, mocking remarks
zany
crazily silly or comical
zany
fantastically different or far-fetched, ludicrous
zany
a clownishly comical person
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