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3rd Grade Wordmasters - Round 1

Terms in this set (82)

sufficient or more than sufficient in size, capacity, or amount

feeling uneasiness, worry, or dread

the sudden rush of a large quantity of snow, ice, or rocks down a mountain

the sudden and overwhelming influx of anything

to fall or come down suddenly

to inundate or overwhelm with a large amount of something

an intense flame or light

a sudden, intense fire, or an outburst of fire or emotion

an intense display, usually of color

to burn or shine with or as though with fire

to erupt or flare up

to shoot firearms rapidly and steadily

a spot or mark on a tree, often made with paint, that usually indicates a trail

a white or light mark on the face of a cow or horse

to mark (trees), or to indicate (something) by so marking them

to lead in making or opening, as a new pathway in knowledge

to proclaim or advertise

the flowering part of a plant which forms a seed or fruit

the state of flowering (usually preceded by "in").

to produce flowers

to grow and flourish

water droplets that collect, usually at night, on cool surfaces

a collection of droplets resembling dew

to moisten or become moist with or as with dew

to make (a solution) thinner or less concentrated by adding more solvent

to reduce strength, power, or efficiency of, especially by adding something else

to become weaker or less concentrated

decreased in concentration or strength, especially as a result of adding something

to place or plunge in water or another liquid on; splash or drench

to turn off or extinguish (a light or flame)

to submerge or be submerged in water or another liquid

variant of dowse

to rain lightly but continuously

a light, continuous rain

one who is very skilled in or knowledgeable about a particular thing

very skilled or knowledgeable

of or pertaining to special skills or knowledge

exuberantly joyful; merry

dampness or moistness, as of the atmosphere

the amount of water vapor in the air, relative to the greatest amount possible at a given temperature

to wrap or cover, as for warmth, protection, or privacy (often followed by "up")

to deaden (sound), often by using a covering, wrapping, or other device

to wrap or cover in order to deaden sound from or of

a part of a furnace or kiln used to bake or fire something such as pottery without direct contact with the fire

a person with little or no experience, especially in a work situation; beginner

a new member of a religious order who is undergoing a period of testing before taking vows

an extremely poor person, especially one who must live on public charity

to cause to be a pauper; impoverish

to make the hissing or crackling sound of frying fat or oils

to be extremely hot, a weather or something exposed to intense sunlight

to emotionally heated, as in anger or passion

a sound like that of frying fat

requiring skill

to burn slowly and with smoke, but little or no flame

to be present or continue to a subdued or hidden state, as an emotion

to have or show intense, suppressed emotion

the dense smoke that results from a fire that burns slowly and with little or no flame

a heavy, turbulent flow of water, as in a rushing stream, a flood, or a downpour

a similar flow of anything

a small lever that when pressed or pulled causes a firearm to fire, or a similar lever on another device or machine

an event or action that causes another action to take place

to cause an action that causes a greater reaction

an act that sets in motion some course of events

to cause (a gun, bomb or the like) to fire or explode

the act, condition, or fact of achieving a great victory or success

the sense of joy or elation resulting from such an achievement

to achieve a great victory or success

to feel joy or exhilaration because of this achievement

to prevail against something or overcome difficulties

success in a struggle against an enemy, opponent, or obstacle

the final, decisive defeat of an enemy in a battle, war, or contest

on watchful guard against threat, danger, or trickery; cautious

caused or characterized by watchful caution

having wealth; rich; affluent

to lose freshness and become limp, as plant matter

to lose energy, hope, ability, or the like; droop

to cause to lose freshness, strength, energy, or the like

the act of wilting, or the condition of being wilted

any of several disorders, such as disease or moisture shortage, that cause a plant's parts to become wilted

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