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To lie or trick someone.
Example Jimmy told a bluff to the man to get out of trouble. |
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| To have something horrible happen or something sad. Example. Bobs great grandma passed away at the age of 98, it was dreadful. |
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To get bigger.
Example. You don't want to expand a lot or you will become fat. I had to expand the number in math. |
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| A problem that is unsolved and the answer is a mystery or something that can not be found. Example. The police could not figure out who robbed the store it remains a mystery. |
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A promise, agreement or a vow.
Example. I pledge to not bully people.
I pledge to raise 10$ for the local hospital. |
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To make something shiny or cleaner.
Example. The man bought polish so he could polish his car and make it shiny. |
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To do something quickly or without delay.
Example. The First 5 minutes of the hockey game went rather promptly. I received my pay check promptly. |
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To make something sound more simple or easier.
Example. The man had to simplify the word colossus to big because someone didn't know the word. |
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To do something in any way you can.
Example. We have to stop the war somehow. We need a solution to crime somehow. |
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A piece of art that is made of minerals or clay. Mainly of animals,humans or gods.
Example The statue of Zeus in Greece was very nice and carefully made. |
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