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Wordly Wise Book 4
Unit 6
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Applaud
Verb: To show approval, especially by clapping hands.
The audience applauded until the actors came back on stage to take another bow.
APPLAUSENoun: The showing of approval or enjoyment by cheering or clapping.
The theater lights came on after the applause had died down.
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Applaud: Anaheim Ducks forward Teemu Selanne receives a loud applause from the fans in Winnipeg where he began his career.
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Crafty
Adjective:
Skilled at tricking others.
Templeton, the crafty and mean-spirited rat in Charlotte’s Web, adds humor to the book.
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Crafty: The crafty Templeton found a buffet of food at the fair.
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Disclose
Verb:
To make known
The judge told the reporter she must disclose the name of those who attended the meeting.
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MRK Productions disclosed its Top 10 list of animated Disney movies.
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Drab
Adjective:
Dull and without color; not cheerful or colorful.
A sparrow is a drab little bird compared to a male cardinal.
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A sparrow is a drab little bird compared to a male cardinal.
Sparrow Cardinal
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Entire
Adjective: Having nothing left out; whole; complete.
I recited the entire Robert Frost poem from memory.
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The young men recite Robert Frost’s poem, “The Road Not Taken.”
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Exclaim
Verb: To speak suddenly and with strong feeling.
“Today was the worst day of my life!” she exclaimed.
Exclamation:
Noun: A sharp cry of strong feeling.
Grandpa’s exclamation of pain sent me rushing to his side.
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Paul Revere exclaimed, “The British are coming! The British are coming!”
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Exquisite
Adjective: Finely done or made; very beautiful.
The exquisite wood carving on the museum door came from the island of Bali.
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The exquisite wood carving on the museum door came from the island of Bali.
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Intend
Verb: To plan; to have in mind.
I intend to give a piano recital on Monday.
Intention:Noun: An aim, plan, or purpose.
It was my intention to make a good grade, so I studied hard on my test.
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I intend to have a better piano recital than Erik.
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jeerVerb: To speak or cry out in scorn; to mock.
My brother told me to ignore them if the older boys jeered when I sang.
Noun: Something said that is meant to hurt or insult.
An umpire soon learns to ignore the jeers of the crowd.
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The crowd jeers after the umpire’s call.
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Peer
Verb: To look closely; to stare, especially at something that is hard to see or to understand.
Ahmed peered at the sign, trying to read what it said.
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A chimpanzee peers at his friend to convenience him to share.
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ProgressNoun:
1. Working toward a goal
The stormy sea slowed the small boat’s progress.
2. An improvement
I am finally making some progress mastering the new computer program.
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The stormy sea slowed the small boat’s progress.
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ProgressVerb:
1. To move forward
Work on the new bridge progressed at a faster pace when the weather improved.
2. To advance to a higher strange; to improve.
Manuel progressed so fast on the tuba that he got into the school band.
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The bird made progress overcoming her fright of her new owner.
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Refine
Verb: To make pure by removing all unwanted matter.
We take oil from deep inside the earth and refine it into gasoline.
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RefinedAdjective:
1. In a pure state.
When flour is refined, a lot of the wheat germ is lost.
2. Having good manners and good taste.
He was a noisy and rude boy; but, as a young man, he is gentle and refined.
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The mill refined the grain into a fine flour.
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The cat has refined manners.
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Scoundrel
Noun: A mean or wicked person
Thank heavens the police caught the scoundrel who stole my wallet.
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Uneasy
Adjective: Not comfortable; worried or nervous
I felt uneasy walking down the dark street until I observed a officer on the corner.
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Vain
Adjective:
1.Having too high an opinion of one’s looks or achievement.Charlie is so vain he has a full-length mirror in every room.
2.Without success.The firefighters made a vain attempt to keep the fire from spreading.
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The little prince talks with the vain man.
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In Vain
Adjective:
Without success or result; useless.
All my hand-waving was in vain—the teacher never called on me.
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The police nabbed the scoundrel after he tried in vain to extinguish the Olympic torch.
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