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To keep someone up too date or informed.
to tell |
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| secret or mysterious; known only by a few |
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| Extremely old, belonging to an earlier period |
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strong feeling of love.
warmth of feeling |
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| Bossy, acting more important than you really are. |
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| Able to put one's thoughts into words easily and clearly. |
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having power, moving upward
when one person or group has power over another |
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strict in behavior about themselve
self-denial |
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Sharpness or harshness of manner
when someone is mean to others |
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| To attack someone physically or emotionally |
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| showing hard work, care and attention to detail |
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| to lessen suffering or pain; to calm ;pacify |
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| Wise in a clever or practical way |
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cause to waste away
The weakening of a muscle that is not being used |
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Showing disrespect
recklessly daring |
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| to increase, to make something greater or larger |
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| Showing signs or promise of future success |
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self-denial
keeeping simple or stict in manner of living or thinking |
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| a unhealthy desire particularly for wealth |
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unwilling
Having a strong feeling of dislike |
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| A strong dislike for someone or something so that you avoid or turn away from it. |
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| Mr. and Mrs. Harris are visiting China. They are ______. |
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| People who work are referred to as: |
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| Which hand goes over your heart when you recite the Pledge of Allegiance? |
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