 |
Java Games: Flashcards, matching, concentration, and word search. |
 |
|
British Literature - Feb/March vocabulary (A thru G)
|
| A | B |
|---|
| Accost (v.) | To approach or confront aggressively |
| Acute (adj.) | Sharp; Severe |
| Altercation (n.) | An argument; A dispute |
| Amiable (adj.) | Friendly; Good-natured |
| Aphorism (n.) | A short saying |
| Bourgeois (adj.) | Middle-class; Conventional; Materialistic |
| Cadence (n.) | Rhythm; Lilt; Rise and fall |
| Callous (adj.) | Harsh; Unfeeling |
| Deft (adj.) | Skilled; Adept |
| Disparage (v.) | To criticize; To degrade; To belittle |
| Dissonance (n.) | Lack of harmony or agreement |
| Domicile (n.) | A home; A residence |
| Elocution (n.) | The art of public speaking |
| Fortitude (n.) | Strength; Bravery |
| Frenetic (adj.) | Frenzied; Hectic; Frantic |
| Gregarious (adj.) | Outgoing; Sociable |
|
|
|
|
|
Instructor / Home Educator |
Frontier Christian Academy |
| Denver, NC |
|
|
|
|
|
| |
