Rasp - verb

Other forms: raspish 

The janitor tried to rasp off the gum that was stuck underneath the desk.

Definition 1: to scrape or abrade with a rough instrument.

Definition 2: to scrape or rub roughly

Synonym: grate 

Sunder - verb

other forms: Sunderable, sunderance, sunderer

The kids pulled the sunderable play toys apart.

Definition 1: to separate; part; divide; sever.

Definition 2: to become seperated

Synonym: break, detatch

Listless - Adjective

Other forms: listlessly, listlessness

The boy was listless during the everlasting boring speech. 

Definition 1: having or showing little or no interest in anything

Definition2: disinclined for any effort or exertion; lacking vigour, enthusiasm, or energy

Synonym: lackadaisical 

Charlatan - noun

Other forms: Charlatanistic

The unintelligent professor was a charlatan, because he tried to act smart.

Definition1: a person who pretends or claims to have more knowledge or skill thanhe or she possesses

Definition2: someone who professes knowledge or expertise, esp in medicine, thathe or she does not have

Synonym: fake

Rout - noun

Other forms: N/A

The boy spent the evening trying to rout out his math homework. 

Definition 1: An overwhelming defeat

Definition 2: to find or get by searching, rummaging

Synonym: Thrashing

Toothsome - adjective

Other forms: toothsomely, toothsomeness 

Her chocolate lava cake was extremely toothsome. 

Definition 1: pleasing to the taste; palatable

Definition 2: pleasing or desirable, as fame or power.

Synonym: palatable

Smidgen - adjective

Other forms: smidge

The girl just wanted a smidge of jam on her toast.

Definition 1: a very small amount

Definition 2: low in quantity 

Synonym: morsel

Deplete -  verb

Other forms: depletion, depletable, depletory, depletive 

The girl always had a deplete bank account after paying off her college fees. 

Definition 1: to decrease seriously or exhaust the abundance or supply of

Definition 2: to use up (supplies, money, energy, etc); reduce 

Synonym: bankrupt

Morose - adjective

Other forms: moroseness, morosity

Definition 1: gloomily or sullenly ill-humored, as a person or mood.

Definition 2: characterized by gloominess

Synonym: depressed

Cacophony - noun

Other forms: cacophonies 

After the judges announced who won the competition, there was a lot of cacaphony.

Definition 1:harsh discordance of sound; dissonance:

Definition 2: a discordant and meaningless mixture of sounds:

Synonym: noise

Splice - verb

other forms: spliceable 

The girls handmade belts for their fathers by interweaving strong spliceable materials. 

Definition1: to join together or unite (two ropes or parts of a rope) by interweaving the strands.

Definition2: to unite (timbers, spars, or the like) by overlapping and binding theirends.

Splice: graft

Makeshift - noun

Other forms: makeshifty

The girls used red frosting on her cake as a makeshift when she ran out of pink frosting. 

Definition1: a temporary expedient or substitute

Definition2:serving as a temporary or expedient means, especially during an 

emergency

Synonym: alternative

Smattering - noun

Other forms: smatteringly, smatter, smatterer

The professor who had  PHD in physics was very smattering. 

Definition1: a slight, superficial, or introductory knowledge of something

Definition2: to speak (a language, words, etc.) with 

superficial knowledge orunderstanding.

Synonym: smidgen

Loiter - VERB

Other forms:  loiteringly

The girls would loiter around the candy store on their way back from school.

Definition 1: to aimlessly hang around a place

Definition 2: to make a bunch of stops on purpose during a journey or errand

Syonym: linger

Cheeky - Adj.

Other forms: Cheekily 

The girl was punished, because of her cheeky behavior toward elders. 

Definition 1: impudent or irreverent, typically in an endearing or amusing way.

Definition 2: rude and showing a lack of respect often in a way that seems playful or amusing

Synonym: rude

Downfall - noun

Other forms: downfallen

His downfall was that he wasn't organized. 

Definition1: descent to a lower position or standing; overthrow

Definition2: something causing ruin, failure

Synonym: breakdown

Splay - verb

Other forms: N/A

The girl liked to splay out the ingrediants she was going to use on the counter before she started to cook. 

Definition1: to spread out, expand, or extend.

Definition 2: to have an oblique or slanting direction.

Synonym: expansive

Acrid - adjective

Other forms: acridity, acridly, acridness 

The gas released from the huge factories was very acrid. 

Definition 1: sharp or biting to the taste or smell; bitterly pungent; irritating to theeyes, nose, etc.:

Definition: extremely or sharply stinging or bitter; exceedingly caustic

Synonym: pungent

Fray - NOUN

Other forms: frayed

The bullies would have a fray with the small boy, until he started crying. 

Definition 1: A fight; battle or skirmish

Definition 2: a competition or contest, especially in sports.

Synonym: conflict

Mar - verb

Other forms: N/A 

The boy would mar his pants everyday by getting stains on them.

Definition1:to damage or spoil to a certain extent

Definition2: to disfigure, scar the surface of

Synonym: spoil

Riven - verb

Other forms: N/A

He would riven the cloth with a sewing machine.

Definition 1: to tear or rend apart:

Definition2: to tear apart by stricking

Synonym: divide

Harmony - noun

Other forms: harmonious, harmoniously

The two friends apologized to each other after a fight harmoniously. 

Definition1: agreement; accord; harmonious relations

Definition2:a consistent, orderly, or pleasing arrangement of parts; congruity.

Synonym: consensus

Chisel - noun

Other forms: chisellikke

The boy used a chisel and hammer to make a beutiful small sculpture. 

Definition1: a wedgelike tool with a cutting edge at the end of the blade, oftenmade of steel, used for cutting or shaping wood, stone, etc.

Definition2: A tool with a sharp point used to chip things

Synonym: blade

Dulcet - Adjective

Other forms:  dulcetly, dulcetness

The dulcet sounds of the cello soothed him, and made him calm.

Definition: pleasant to the ear; melodious:

Definition2: pleasant or agreeable to the eye or the feelings; soothing.

Synonym: Melodious 

Roughhewn - verb

Other forms: roughhew

He would roughhew a sculpture, and then give to someone else to smooth it out.  

Definition 1:to hew (timber, stone, etc.) roughly or without smoothing or finishing.