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| an expression of grief (noun) |
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| to violate or break (a law, command or moral code) (verb) |
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| to make dirty, unclean, or impure (verb) |
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| to make ashamed or embarras (verb) |
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| the sequence in which one person after anther acquires a title, dignity,or estate. (noun) |
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| superior skill, strength, or courage especially in battle (noun) |
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| faithfulness to duties, loyalty, and devotion (noun) |
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| an opponent, enemy (noun) |
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| amends for damage or payment for service (noun) |
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| to clear of suspicion, doubt, or shame (verb) |
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| to glorify, praise, or honor (verb) |
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| retaliation in the form of harm or injury similar to that received (noun) |
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| appearing worn and exhausted ( adjective) |
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| to bring back to life (verb) |
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| fabricated; created by the imagination (adjective) |
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| warm and friendly (adjective) |
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| I'll send my _______ to you in a sympathy card. |
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| When the boy threw eggs at his neighbor's house, the lady considered it a ________. |
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| transgression (changed from a verb to a noun here) |
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| The Dave Matthew's band was caught __________ a river in Chicago by dumping raw sewage into it. |
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| Instead of ________ that eighth grader, why don't you help him find his way around? |
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| The Queen's _________ to the throne was forty years ago. |
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| The __________ of Roman soldiers is evident throughout history. |
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| The man was a good person and always showed ____________ to his wife. |
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| Bruno had to admit, ________________ what he had done to the Jewish boy. |
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| The team we play tonight is our ________. |
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| The criminal had to pay lots of money as ____________ for vandelizing the school. |
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| The Florida man who killed the young boy wants the trial to help _______ him and his reputation. |
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| It was found that Kelly had been ____________ her classmates on the internet. (humiliating) |
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| disparaging (switched from noun to verb) |
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| The commoners planned a huge celebration to ___________ their new King. |
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| I want to get some form of __________ for my brother's death at the hand of the murderers. |
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| Some of my students' minds must be __________ because when I ask them a question, they have no idea about it. |
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| The young girl has ___________ moods; always changing. |
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| The homeless man looked ____________. |
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| I want to _____________ memories of the days when my children were young. |
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| That story is not true is it? It is totally ___________. |
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| If one is ___________ most of the time, he/she is more likely to have lots of friends. |
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