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mammalian(adjective) of, relating to, or characteristic of the highest class of Vertebrata comprising man and all other animals that nourish their young with milk, that have the skin usually more or less covered with hair, and warm blood.
corduroy(noun) a cut-pile fabric with vertical ribs or wales, usually made of cotton.
exorcism(noun) the act or practice of driving out or driving away an evil spirit especially by use of a holy name or magic rites.
imperious(adjective) arrogant : overbearing : domineering.
tangible(adjective) capable of being touched : able to be perceived as materially existent especially by the sense of touch.
evince(verb) to display clearly : exhibit, manifest, express.
hermitage(noun) a secluded residence or private retreat.
congressional(adjective) of or relating to the supreme legislative body of a nation and especially of a republic.
rejuvenate(verb) impart renewed vitality to : reinvigorate.
bodega(noun) a combined wineshop and grocery store.
wheedle(verb) to gain or get away with by using soft words or flattery.
charioteer(noun) one that drives a 2-wheeled vehicle usually drawn by two horses and used in ancient warfare and also in processions and races.
panache(noun) dash or flamboyance in style and action : swagger, verve.
malaise(noun) an indefinite feeling of generalized lack of health often indicative of or accompanying the onset of an illness.
acrylics(plural noun) paints in which the binder is a glasslike thermoplastic.
extinguish(verb) cause (as a fire or light) to cease burning.
moustache or mustache(noun) the hair growing on a person's upper lip or that on either side of the upper lip.
vitriolic(adjective) marked by a caustic biting quality.
netiquette(noun) the rules of conduct governing communication on the Internet.
vice versa(adverb) with the relations reversed : conversely.


Blackland Prairie Elementary
Round Rock, TX

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