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| state of rest or inactivity. |
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| LIFELESS; LACKING IN INTEREST OR ENERGY |
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| reserved; not speaking a lot. quiet |
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| things believed to be signs of future events. |
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| the most important. the highest or best. |
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| direct comparisons between two different things sometimes using "IS" or "ARE" or "WAS" or "WERE" never "as" or "like". |
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| a comparison between two different things using the words "AS" or "LIKE". He is as big as a house. |
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| describing things like they are human. The sun smiled at me. |
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| a person, place, or thing, that represents something else. The flag stands for the USA. |
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| the language of poetry; it uses metaphors, similes, personification, etc. The opposite of literal language. |
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| expressive language that makes pictures in the mind. |
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| To make a claim or statement or judgment about something. |
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| words that mean the opposite of one another. Hot and Cold |
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| not clearly or definitely; not telling the whole story. |
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| pressure to do something now! ; insistence |
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| studied carefully; thinking about something before doing anything. |
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| with close attention; looking carefully at something. |
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| skinny, slim, scrawny, or lean |
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