Act it Out | ||
#1 | jovial |
jolly |
#2 | careen |
to tip or swerve from side to side |
#3 | wrath |
anger; fury |
#4 | grimace |
a facial contortion expressing pain or disgust |
#5 | a cappella |
without musical instruments as accompaniment |
Definition | ||
#1 | minuscule |
very small |
#2 | squalor |
miserable, filthy conditions |
#3 | morbid |
gruesome |
#4 | pseudonym |
false name; pen name |
#5 | tranquil |
peaceful; calm |
Word | ||
#1 | jolly |
jovial |
#2 | anger; fury |
wrath |
#3 | very small |
minuscule |
#4 | to tip or swerve from side to side |
careen |
#5 | not continuous; stopping and starting |
intermittent |
Sentence | ||
#1 | grimace |
Lauren grimaced when she saw her report card. "I think I would rather not go home tonight," she said. |
#2 | sallow |
After having the stomach flu for five days, John looked sallow. |
#3 | tranquil |
When Marilyn comes home from work, she turns on tranquil music and slies down on the couch for half an hour. |
#4 | squalor |
The family had to live in squalor for two years before they could afford to rent a decent place. |
#5 | pseudonym |
Some people use pseudonyms because they don't want their real name to be known. |
Mystery | ||
#1 | Use the word morbid in a sentence. |
Carolyn thought her grandparents were getting entirely too morbid. All they talked about were their illnesses and funeral plans. |
#2 | What is a synonym for tranquil? |
peaceful |
#3 | What is the definition of intermittent? |
not continuous; stopping and starting |
#4 | Use the word minuscule in a sentence. |
Most insects are minuscule, but some roaches can grow as long as an adult's thumb. |
#5 | _______________ is without musical instruments as accompaniment. |
a cappella |
Final Question | |