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| verb: To give in to demands/synonym: To satisfy |
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| noun: an untrue statement/Antonym: truth |
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| Adjective: full of strength and energy |
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| noun: a large, moving crowd/ synonym: swarm |
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| adjective: extremely clean and neat |
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| noun: a story or narration |
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| verd: to become aware or somthing by experiencing it through the senses |
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| noun: the ability to read and write |
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| verb: to put together in a list of volume |
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| adjective: the most typical example of something |
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noun: a sudden idea to do someything
sentence: Everyone has a whim.
synonym: impulse |
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noun: a complete failure
sentence: The darn cat caused the whole fiasco!
synonym: debacle |
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noun: someone who gives a gift of money genrous assistance.
sentence: The generous benefactor donated over $20,000 to the St. Jude. Children Research Hospital
synonym: helper |
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verb: to cause someone to feel horrible embarassment
sentence: Claira was completely mortified when Amanda told everyone about her secret.
synonym: humiliate |
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Happy to be with others
synonym-social |
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To give into something for pleasure
synonym-mollycoddle |
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