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All the kids in class were acting very garrulous since there was a sub.
11.) grandeur- (noun) -the quality or state of being impressive or awesome
Graduation Day.
12.) haggle- (verb) to bargain or persuade
I had to haggle with my teacher to let me graduate the twelfth grade with a passing grade.
On my credit card I have a pecuniary offense and I must pay the bank back in 12 days.
15.) plight- (noun) a situation, especially a bad or unfortunate one
certified pilot.
16.) refulgent- (adj)-shining brightly; radiant; brilliant; resplendent.
The room was suddenly refulgent when he opened the curtains and let in the sun.
The succors after Hurricane Katrina were the ones who helped save lives.
20.) tryst – (noun) an agreement (as between lovers) to meet; an appointed meeting or meeting place
each other.

The Coliseum was a colossal sized structure back in Ancient Roman times.
4.) commandeer- (verb) to order or force into active military service
getaway car.
5.) conspicuous- (adj) attracting special attention, as by outstanding qualities or eccentricities
The girl's conspicuous laugh directed all the attention on to her during the movie.
On my credit card I have a pecuniary offense and I must pay the bank back in 12 days.
15.) plight- (noun) a situation, especially a bad or unfortunate one
certified pilot.
16.) refulgent- (adj)-shining brightly; radiant; brilliant; resplendent.
The room was suddenly refulgent when he opened the curtains and let in the sun.
The succors after Hurricane Katrina were the ones who helped save lives.
20.) tryst – (noun) an agreement (as between lovers) to meet; an appointed meeting or meeting place
each other.

Visit Words:
1.) antediluvian- (adj) very old, old-fashioned, or out of date; antiquated; primitive
The Coliseum was a colossal sized structure back in Ancient Roman times.
4.) commandeer- (verb) to order or force into active military service
getaway car.
5.) conspicuous- (adj) attracting special attention, as by outstanding qualities or eccentricities
The girl's conspicuous laugh directed all the attention on to her during the movie.
On my credit card I have a pecuniary offense and I must pay the bank back in 12 days.
15.) plight- (noun) a situation, especially a bad or unfortunate one
certified pilot.
16.) refulgent- (adj)-shining brightly; radiant; brilliant; resplendent.
The room was suddenly refulgent when he opened the curtains and let in the sun.

The succors after Hurricane Katrina were the ones who helped save lives.
20.) tryst – (noun) an agreement (as between lovers) to meet; an appointed meeting or meeting place
neighbor because they like each other.

Visit Words:
1.) antediluvian- (adj) very old, old-fashioned, or out of date; antiquated; primitive
The succors after Hurricane Katrina were the ones who helped save lives.
20.) tryst – (noun) an agreement (as between lovers) to meet; an appointed meeting or meeting place
neighbor because they like each other.

Visit Words:
1.) antediluvian- adj.(adj) very old,
My antediluvian grandmother enjoys typing on her typewriter.
2.) assiduous- adjective
1. constant; unremitting: assiduous reading.
2. constant(adj) constant in application persevering; industrious; attentive: an assiduous student.attentive
The manager thought that his employee was an assiduous worker.
(Matt)
3.)3.) colossal- (Rachel)
(adj.)
extraordinarily(adj) extraordinarily great in back in acient romanAncient Roman times.
4.) commandeer- (Jarrett)To(verb) to order or active military service..service
The military told me that because impolice officer commandeered a taxi and took off after the only boy in the house i got to COMMANDEER four 4 years..
5.)getaway car.
5.) conspicuous- (Melissa) - (adj.)
attracting(adj) attracting special attention,
The girl's conspicuous laugh directed all the attention on to her during the movie.
6.) denunciation- (Scott F)Noun:(noun) an accusation
The denunciation of the courtroom was a 100% vote for the criminal to be convicted.
7.) emigrate- (Nichole)
*verb
to(verb) to leave one
The women emigrated from Ireland.
8.) enigma- (Ben)(noun) a puzzling to JFK's assasination,assassination, it still
9.) evince- (Derron)
1.
to(verb) to show clearly; manifest; prove
(V)
At the award show, the Hollywood stars finally evinced their secretive relationship by walking hand in hand.
10.) garrulous- (Dharm)
–adjective
1.
excessively(adj) excessively talkative in a rambling,rambling; roundabout manner, esp. about trivial matters.
2.
wordy or diffuse: a garrulous and boring speech.manner
All the acting very garruluosgarrulous since there
11.) grandeur- (Chris J)
Noun
-the(noun) -the quality or awesome
The girlmoment the seniors stepped onto the field they felt that she is athe grandeur person because she graduated at the top of her class and had gotten her masters degree.
12.)Graduation Day.
12.) haggle- (Sean)Verb-(verb) to bargain graduate the twelthtwelfth grade with
13.) indignation- (Roxanne) Strong(noun) strong displeasure at something considered unjust. Offensive, insulting. (noun)unjust; offensive, insulting
I felt such hatred and indignation towards my brother after he hit my boyfriend.
14.) pecuniary- (Shannon Law)
adj. Of(adj) of or relating to money
Requiringmoney; requiring payment of credit card iI have a offense and iI must pay in 12 daysdays.
15.) plight- (Shannon Leary)n. A(noun) a situation, especially or unfortunate one.
16.)one
Next year I will take the final plight in becoming a certified pilot.
16.) refulgent- (Scott M)-adjective:
Shining(adj)-shining brightly; radiant; when he openopened the curtains
17.) retinue- (Molly)
noun-the(noun) the group following person
The large retinue of people who followed buddhaattended the political rally were considered retinue because he was highly respected.of great importance for the speaker.
18.) Spurn- (Vivica)
Verb
Tospurn- (verb) to reject without disdain; scorn.
Toscorn; to treat with contempt; despise.
To kick or trample with the foot.
To show disdain or contempt; scorn something.despise
Molly spurned Jakes offer to prom.
19.) succor- (Poli)
–noun
1.
help;(noun) help; relief; aid; assistance.
2.
aaid or assistance; a person or that gives help, relief, aid, etc.
thehelp
The succors after hurricane katrinaHurricane Katrina were the tryst – (Maya)noun
1 :(noun) an agreement lovers) to meet
2 :meet; an appointed they like eachother.
each other.

I felt such hatred and indignation towards my brother after he hit my boyfriend.
14.) pecuniary- (Shannon Law)
adj.
OfOf or relating
Requiring payment of money
i have a pecuniary offense
15.) plight- (Shannon Leary)n. A situation, especially a bad or unfortunate one.
16.) refulgent- (Scott M)-adjective:

14.) pecuniary- (Shannon Law)
adj.
relating to money: a pecuniary loss; pecuniary motives.money
Requiring payment of money: amoney
On my credit card i have pecuniary offense.offense and i must pay the bank back in 12 days
15.) plight- (Shannon Leary)n. A situation, especially a bad or unfortunate one.
16.) refulgent- (Scott M)-adjective:

I felt such hatred and indignation towards my brother after he hit my boyfriend.
14.) pecuniary- (Shannon Law)
adj.
Of or relating to money: a pecuniary loss; pecuniary motives.
Requiring payment of money: a pecuniary offense.
15.) plight- (Shannon Leary)n. A situation, especially a bad or unfortunate one.
16.) refulgent- (Scott M)-adjective:

-the quality or state of being impressive or awesome
The girl felt that she is a grandeur person because she graduated at the top of her class and had gotten her masters degree.
12.) haggle- (Sean)(Sean)Verb- to bargain or persuade
I had to haggle with my teacher to let me graduate the twelth grade with a passing grade.
13.) indignation- (Roxanne) Strong displeasure at something considered unjust. Offensive, insulting. (noun)
I felt such hatred and indignation towards my brother after he hit my boyfriend.