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| foul through neglect or want of cleanliness; dirt; filthy |
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| Sam did an atrocious crime when she pulled out Mrs. Williams lungs and ate it for breakfeast. |
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| make an oration; talk in a grand manner |
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| Mark eradicated the living, deadly, shark while Emma was looking for the look out because they knew it was illiegal. |
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| The strange behavior of Zack was enigma even to his fellow classmates. |
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| a fictitious name used by an author instead of his or her real name; pen name |
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| grow worse; decline in physical, mental, or moral qualities |
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| out of ordinary; strange; odd; unusual |
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Those warm boots were a boon to me in the cold weather.
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| of or having to do with the stars or constellations |
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| a sensational drama with exaggerated appeal to the emotions and, usually a happy ending |
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