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BF, AMAZING AMERICAN Vocabulary
Definitions/Synonyms/Parts of Speech
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| wharf, n. | place to park a ship; pier, dock, quay |
| bustling, adj. | lively |
| apprentice, n. | someone in training (usually for a profession) |
| gutter, v. | to flow or melt in streams, as with a candle (HOMOGRAPH) |
| humor/humour n. | (archaic) body fluid supposed to determine a person's health or disposition |
| phlegm, n. | dullness of body or spirit (indifference); thick discharge from nose or throat that often accompanies a cold |
| choler, n. | an irritable disposition, anger |
| bile, n. | liquid secreted by liver; ill humor (anger) |
| melancholy, n./adj. | sadness, low spirits; soberly thoughtful |
| slipshod, adj. | hastily or poorly completed, slapdash |
| blunt, adj. | frank, honest, candid |
| verse, n. | line or short portion of poetry; POETRY; meter; short division of a BIBLE chapter |
| lofty, adj. | very high; exalted, dignified |
| courteous, adj. | polite, well-mannered |
| engross, v. | to take someone's attention completely |
| patent, n. | legal protection for invention or commercial content |
| repeal, v. | to render void; cancel |
| eloquent, adj. | expressing oneself well |
| lush, adj. | growing thick and green (vegetation) |
| reprisal, n. | harm inflicted in response to harm; retaliation |
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