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WordMasters 2018-19 4th Grade Gold 3
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Gravity
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berth
a shelter or bunk for sleeping on a ship or train
berth
the space allotted to a ship to dock or anchor
berth
the space needed by a ship to maneuver safely
berth
a job or position
billow
a large wave or surge in the ocean; swell
billow
a surging mass that resembles a wave or swell of water
billow
to surge or swell as an ocean wave
billow
to cause to surge or swell
bloat
to make swollen or distended, as with air or water
bloat
to inflate with feelings of vanity or pride
bloat
a disease of sheep and cattle characterized by swelling of the stomach due to gas
bloat
someone or something that is bloated
bloated
of a part of the body, swollen due to an excess of fluid or gas
bloated
unusually or excessively large
bloated
having an excess of wealth and luxury
clench
to clamp tightly shut
clench
to hold in a tight grip
clench
a tight hold; firm grasp
cramp
a painful and debilitating contraction or spasm of any muscle of the body
cramp
severe abdominal pain, such as that caused by intestinal disorders
cramp
a device for holding building materials together, consisting of a bar with fixed or adjustable arms at each end
cramp
something that prevents or restrains freedom of function
cramp
to restrict the freedom by closely confining
cramp
confined or tightly restricted
cramp
illegible, as handwriting that is tightly compressed
cramped
lacking room or space, as for movement or placement
cringe
to crouch or shrink back, usually in fear or distaste; cower
cringe
to behave with servility; fawn
cringe
a motion or instance of cringing
erode
to slowly wear away, eat into, or destroy by the action of friction, or as if by friction
erode
to form by wearing, especially by the action of water, ice, or wind
gaunt
exceptionally thin and bony
gaunt
suffering from emaciation, as from disease, hunger, or lack of sleep; haggard
gossamer
a delicate spider web, especially one that has become attached to a plant or is floating freely in the air
gossamer
delicately fine, gauze-like, or filmy
gurgle
To flow in a noisy, bubbling stream
gurgle
To make a noise like a gurgling flow of liquid
gurgle
To express using a gurgle
gurgle
the act or sound of gurgling
impediment
an obstacle or hindrance
impediment
a physical defect that hinders clear speech
impediment
An obstacle to entering into a legal contract such as marriage
niche
a crevice or recessed area, especially an ornamental one set in a wall to hold a statue, urn, or the like.
niche
a situation or activity for which a person or organization is especially well suited.
niche
The part of an ecological system occupied by a particular organism, or the functions of that organism in the system
niche
to place in a niche
plot
the story line or sequence of events in a novel, .play, or the like
plot
a secret plan, especially one with with an illegal or hostile purpose
plot
to plan secretly, especially an illegal or hostile scheme
plot
to mark in order to follow or examine, as a route on a map
plot
to mark in order to follow or examine, as a route on a map
plot
To devise the story line of (a novel, play, or the like).
plot
A small piece of land, especially one used for a specific purpose
plot
To divide (land) into small pieces
plummet
a small weight on a line used for sounding or to verify a vertical; plumb or plumb bob
plummet
to fall sharply down, especially at high speed; plunge
plunge
to bring abruptly into a drastic change of condition
plunge
To throw oneself into something
plunge
To move abruptly forward or downward
plunge
(Informal) to speculate or invest money recklessly
plunge
the act of plunging
plunge
a sudden forward or downward movement; fall, leap, or dash
raze
to knock down or tear down ( a structure); level
shed
A simple, usually one-story structure used for storage or shelter, or as a workshop, and either free standing or attached to another building
shed
to cast off, take off, or let fall ( a covering or growth)
shed
To let (a fluid) flow out
shed
To send forth or give off
shed
To be impervious to (usually a fluid); repel
shed
To discard or get rid of
sheer
transparently thin or fine
sheer
Pure and total, unmixed with other substances, qualities, or the like
sheer
of a surface, almost or totally vertical; not sloping
sheer
completely or absolutely
sheer
to swerve or cause to swerve from a course
sheer
an act or instance of swerving from a course
smirk
To smile in a self-satisfied, offensively knowing, or self-conscious way
smirk
a knowing or self-conscious smile; self-satisfied grin
smug
offensively confident of or satisfied with oneself; complacent
sound
The sensation that results when the organs of hearing are stimulated by certain vibrations
sound
a particular noise
sound
the range in which something may be heard
sound
The impression given, implication
sound
The effect created by sound waves transmitted through a stereo system
sound
to make or send forth sound
sound
To give an impression of being (a certain way), seem
sound
used to express how something seems to one or is experienced by one based on the sound emitted from that person or thing
sound
to announce with or as with a sound
sound
to say aloud; pronounce
sound
free of defect, decay, or injury; in healthy or good condition
sound
based on solid foundation
sound
financially stable or reliable
sound
based on reason, logic, or good sense
sound
thorough
sound
Continuous and deep
sound
to measure the depth of (water) as with a weighted line
sound
to seek to determine the attitudes or opinions of (often followed by out)
sound
of whales and other sea creatures, to dive deeply under water; plunge
sound
in surgery, a long, slender device used to examine bodily cavities; a probe
sound
a body of water situated between two larger bodies of water or between an island and the mainland
sound
A sea inlet
spacious
having ample space
spacious
taking up a large amount of space
spacious
extensive or inclusive in range or scope
surge
a strong, forceful forward motion, like that of a wave; rush
surge
an increase, swelling or rush of something
surge
a sudden rush or increase of electric current
surge
to move or swell, like a wave, billow
surge
to rise rapidly or suddenly
visor
the protective brim, projecting from the front of a cap or other headgear
visor
a movable flap above the inside windshield of a vehicle, used to shield the eyes from glare
visor
the upper front movable part of a helmet or other headpiece, which protects the eyes and upper face
wring
to twist and squeeze tightly, as between the hands or between rollers
wring
to press out or extract by this means
wring
to afflict as though by twisting and squeezing
wring
to clasp and squeeze together (the hands) as in frustration, anxiety, or distress
wring
to break by twisting (a birds neck or the like)
wring
the act of twisting and squeezing, wringing
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