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courageous simultaneously happening at the same time inebriated drunk grotesque weird; distorted console to comfort; to make someone feel less sad distraught deeply upset and agitated squalor miserable, filthy conditions inadvertent unintentional dignity self- respect and honour eternal existing always, without beginning or end dinghy small boat dictator a ruler with absolute power or authority bicker to fight or quarrel over something silly Storm Troopers Hitler's private army taboo strongly forbidden vast very large melodramatic overly emotional avaricious greedy metaphor comparing two things without using like or as parched dried out by heat or excessive exposure to sunlight idiom sick as a dog verify to prove to be true veto to reject obese very fat prompt on time; done without delay jovial jolly guffaw a loud, coarse burst of laughter mutineer a person, especially a soldier or sailor, who rebels or refuses to obey the orders of a person in authority waiver a document that shows a person voluntarily gives up a right, claim or priviledge aghast feeling great horror or dismay wrath anger, fury Kristallnacht "Night of Broken Glass," when Nazis attacked Jews throughout Germany tranquil peaceful; calm rationing Restricting the amount of food and other goods people may buy ambiguous unclear; having more than one meaning Nuremberg Laws 1935 laws defining the status of Jews and withdrawing citizenship from persons of non- German blood. mortified humiliated; embarrassed allusion Her smile was as magical as the Mona Lisa's. sacrilege improper or disrespectful treatment of something held sacred chastised lectured plagiarize to pass off someone else's words or ideas as your own; to copy abduct to kidnap precocious smart for his or her age;showing skills or abilities at an earlier age than normal vehement forceful, full of intense feeling gargantuan huge; gigantic tyrant a ruler who abuses power idiom break a leg concur to agree; to have the same opinion grimace a facial contortion expressing pain or disgust inanimate not living turbulent wild; unstable feline cat-like; a member of the cat family Leviathan something enormous and powerful; a sea monster anxious experiencing worry, unease, and nervousness amble to walk slowly or leisurely bristled to become rigid with anger or irritation paradox a statement that seems inconsistent or contradictory but may be true idiom a commonly used phrase or expression whose literal meaning is different from its figurative meaning prominent outstanding; distinguished; readily noticeable simile playful as a kitten flourish to thrive, to grow well acquitted found not guilty Arab Spring A series of public protests, strikes, and rebellions in the Arab countries, often facilitated by social media impeccable faultless; free of error onomatopoeia Boom. virtue goodness; moral excellence; a good quality or feature unscrupulous dishonest; immoral Hitler Youth Organizations set up under Hitler to train an educate German young people in Nazi beliefs Muslim A follower of Islam cowered crouched and trembled in fear Daesh Arabic acronym for ISIS quarters a place of residence, esp. for military personnel; an assigned station or place, as for officers and crew on a ship personification giving human qualities to inanimate objects textiles woven materials; cloth allusion He was an Einstein when it came to his science studies. emerge to rise from; to become visible or known alliteration dead as a doornail habitually repeatedly or continuously condemned officially and strongly disapproved remorseful filled with sorrow or guilt introvert a person whose thoughts and interests are directed mostly inward obscure difficult to see, vague metaphor The clouds are a ball of cotton. shun to intentionally avoid someone freeloading To take advantage of someone usually involving monetary matters alliteration the repetition of beginning sounds synopsis a summary destitute living in poverty infatuated extremely attracted to something or someone sallow yellowish and pale vindictive wanting revenge; unforgiving mortal a being that must eventually die; deadly; fatal tout to praise highly glutton someone who eats or consumes an amazing amount coda the final added measures of a musical composition compel to force flourish to prosper or thrive onomatopoeia Bang. smitten struck with a powerful feeling; inspired with love meager small in amount convene to meet or assemble simile The sun is as yellow as a lemon. dumbfounded speechless because of shock or amazement inevitable certain to happen; unavoidable irate very angry personification Rita heard the last piece of pie calling her name. 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having to do with mothers vivacious full of life; spirited recoil to draw back because of fear, surprise or disgust capitulate to give up; to stop resisting soothe to calm or relieve morbid gruesome Third Reich The Third German Empire, established by Adolf Hitler in the 1930s. seethe to boil; to be violently agitated or disturbed a cappella without musical instruments as an accompaniment onomatopoeia the formation of a word from a sound associated with what is named lingered stay in a place longer than necessary hyperbole It was so cold I saw polar bears wearing jackets. swagger a strut; to walk or conduct yourself in a bragging, conceited way indignation a feeling of righteous anger significant full of meaning; having great impact venomous filled with deep hatred faux false; artificial omen a sign or warning of things to come concentration camp a camp where prisoners of war, political prisoners, or members of minority groups are confined, typically under harsh conditions eccentric out-of-the- ordinary; odd; unconventional flailing moving or waving about chaos extreme confusion or disorder boisterous noisy and rowdy loathe to hate amend to change for the better; to remove faults gobbledygook words that are confusing and needlessly official sounding ravenous extremely hungry throng A large number of people gathered together; a crowd catatonic characterized by a marked lack of movement, activity, or expression philanthropist a person (usually wealthy) who gives money to charity bogus fake; phony; counterfeit quarantine isolation to prevent the spread of disease lustrous shiny; glossy proprietor owner of a business gaunt thin and bony transgressions an act that goes against a law, rule, or code of conduct; an offense hostile very unfriendly gullible easily fooled or taken in tinged being coloured slightly bar mitzvah the religious initiation ceremony of a Jewish boy who has reached the age of 13 dismember to cut or tear off the limbs optimistic hopeful; looking on the bright side tragic disastrous; bringing great harm and suffering paranoid overly suspicious extrovert an outgoing person unison sounding together; agreement or harmony exposed with no protection or shield ponder to think deeply or consider carefully careen to trip or swerve from side to side expectorate to spit filibuster the making of long speeches to prevent a vote on a bill vain conceited; having a high opinion of oneself redundant needlessly repetitive befuddle to confuse hyperbole I am so hungry that I could eat a horse! lackluster dull; lacking brightness bleary (of the eyes) unfocused or filmy from sleep or tiredness toxic poisonous; unhealthy; harmful imperceptible very slight; hardly noticed allusion A reference to a well-known person, place, event, literary work, or work of art mesmerize to hypnotize barbaric uncivilized; wild; crude orb a sphere or circle memorabilia things worth remembering dissident someone who disagrees infinite never ending; going on forever alliteration busy as a bee vermin any of various small, harmful or disgusting animals or insects simile comparing two things using like or as outstretched stretched out or extended interrogate to question condemning express complete disapproval of, typically in public nocturnal active at night dank unpleasantly damp valiant brave; courageous simultaneously happening at the same time inebriated drunk grotesque weird; distorted console to comfort; to make someone feel less sad distraught deeply upset and agitated squalor miserable, filthy conditions inadvertent unintentional dignity self- respect and honour
(Print)
existing always, without beginning or end
small boat
a ruler with absolute power or authority
to fight or quarrel over something silly
Hitler's private army
strongly forbidden
very large
overly emotional
greedy
comparing two things without using like or as
dried out by heat or excessive exposure to sunlight
sick as a dog
to prove to be true
to reject
very fat
on time; done without delay
jolly
a loud, coarse burst of laughter
a person, especially a soldier or sailor, who rebels or refuses to obey the orders of a person in authority
a document that shows a person voluntarily gives up a right, claim or priviledge
feeling great horror or dismay
anger, fury
"Night of Broken Glass," when Nazis attacked Jews throughout Germany
peaceful; calm
Restricting the amount of food and other goods people may buy
unclear; having more than one meaning
1935 laws defining the status of Jews and withdrawing citizenship from persons of non-German blood.
humiliated; embarrassed
Her smile was as magical as the Mona Lisa's.
improper or disrespectful treatment of something held sacred
lectured
to pass off someone else's words or ideas as your own; to copy
to kidnap
smart for his or her age;showing skills or abilities at an earlier age than normal
forceful, full of intense feeling
huge; gigantic
a ruler who abuses power
break a leg
to agree; to have the same opinion
a facial contortion expressing pain or disgust
not living
wild; unstable
cat-like; a member of the cat family
something enormous and powerful; a sea monster
experiencing worry, unease, and nervousness
to walk slowly or leisurely
to become rigid with anger or irritation
a statement that seems inconsistent or contradictory but may be true
a commonly used phrase or expression whose literal meaning is different from its figurative meaning
outstanding; distinguished; readily noticeable
playful as a kitten
to thrive, to grow well
found not guilty
A series of public protests, strikes, and rebellions in the Arab countries, often facilitated by social media
faultless; free of error
Boom.
goodness; moral excellence; a good quality or feature
dishonest; immoral
Organizations set up under Hitler to train an educate German young people in Nazi beliefs
A follower of Islam
crouched and trembled in fear
Arabic acronym for ISIS
a place of residence, esp. for military personnel; an assigned station or place, as for officers and crew on a ship
giving human qualities to inanimate objects
woven materials; cloth
He was an Einstein when it came to his science studies.
to rise from; to become visible or known
dead as a doornail
repeatedly or continuously
officially and strongly disapproved
filled with sorrow or guilt
a person whose thoughts and interests are directed mostly inward
difficult to see, vague
The clouds are a ball of cotton.
to intentionally avoid someone
To take advantage of someone usually involving monetary matters
the repetition of beginning sounds
a summary
living in poverty
extremely attracted to something or someone
yellowish and pale
wanting revenge; unforgiving
a being that must eventually die; deadly; fatal
to praise highly
someone who eats or consumes an amazing amount
the final added measures of a musical composition
to force
to prosper or thrive
Bang.
struck with a powerful feeling; inspired with love
small in amount
to meet or assemble
The sun is as yellow as a lemon.
speechless because of shock or amazement
certain to happen; unavoidable
very angry
Rita heard the last piece of pie calling her name.
the Nazi program of exterminating Jews under Hitler
sympathy; pity; concern
evil
to mourn or grieve
bringing in a lot of money
to greatly admire
not continuous; stopping and starting
someone who is addicted to stealing
to trick, confuse or deceive
joyous; extremely happy
a stupid or clumsy mistake
false name; pen name
black; a type of dark, heavy wood
feeling gloomy and hopeless; thinking the worst
too fussy or picky
sanctuary
cruel people; people who act like savage animals
to mope around or pout
easily broken
not transparent; can't be seen through
to make fun of in a rude, sarcastic manner
change
quality in a person that inspires or attracts others; charm and allure
owing thanks or having a duty to someone in return for help or a service
to interfere in someone else's business
a headscarf worn by Muslim women
in a way marked by intense emotion or activity
The first five books of Jewish scripture
A religion based on the teachings of the prophet Mohammed
debatable; likely to cause disagreement
very small
a stale, over-used expression
moral or right
Hitler's secret police
suitable for a palace or palace-like
clever; intelligent; cunning
drunk; exhilarated
cancer causing
vicious; cruel
living forever; indestructible
falling to pieces; broken down
complicated; involved; detailed
devastated
random; by accident; not planned
the face or front part of something, especially an artificial or false front
organisms that live on or in a host and cause it harm
triangular peak of building's side wall
stop oneself from doing something
a potbelly
having to do with "underground" army members specializing in harassment and sabotage
long and tiresome
wild or distraught with fear, anxiety, or other emotion
not going together well
conceited; selfish
My alarm clock yells at me.
confused, puzzled or bewildered
lively; bright; full or life or colour
baked earth; hard, brownish-red pottery
warm and friendly
boring because it's all the same
He is a walking dictionary.
deep; intense; intelligent
extreme exaggeration
genuine; real
a short entertaining story
unable to be heard
continuing forever
initiative and courage; "get up and go"
brief and to the point
to humble yourself in a degrading way before someone
cheerful; friendly
to place under water
able to write or speak easily and smoothly
very changeable in affection, loyalty, etc.
honesty and straightforwardness
self-satisfied to an annoying degree
general agreement
a passage selected from a book, speech, play, film, etc.
make a great effort at a mental or physical task
go ashore; unload cargo from a ship
to understand
Jewish place of worship
Law of the Sea
someone who doesn't believe there is a God
to stare stupidly
a person who supports or believes in the principles of communism.
a wild uproar, din, or commotion
great suffering
happening once a year
motherly; having to do with mothers
full of life; spirited
to draw back because of fear, surprise or disgust
to give up; to stop resisting
to calm or relieve
gruesome
The Third German Empire, established by Adolf Hitler in the 1930s.
to boil; to be violently agitated or disturbed
without musical instruments as an accompaniment
the formation of a word from a sound associated with what is named
stay in a place longer than necessary
It was so cold I saw polar bears wearing jackets.
a strut; to walk or conduct yourself in a bragging, conceited way
a feeling of righteous anger
full of meaning; having great impact
filled with deep hatred
false; artificial
a sign or warning of things to come
a camp where prisoners of war, political prisoners, or members of minority groups are confined, typically under harsh conditions
out-of-the-ordinary; odd; unconventional
moving or waving about
extreme confusion or disorder
noisy and rowdy
to hate
to change for the better; to remove faults
words that are confusing and needlessly official sounding
extremely hungry
A large number of people gathered together; a crowd
characterized by a marked lack of movement, activity, or expression
a person (usually wealthy) who gives money to charity
fake; phony; counterfeit
isolation to prevent the spread of disease
shiny; glossy
owner of a business
thin and bony
an act that goes against a law, rule, or code of conduct; an offense
very unfriendly
easily fooled or taken in
being coloured slightly
the religious initiation ceremony of a Jewish boy who has reached the age of 13
to cut or tear off the limbs
hopeful; looking on the bright side
disastrous; bringing great harm and suffering
overly suspicious
an outgoing person
sounding together; agreement or harmony
with no protection or shield
to think deeply or consider carefully
to trip or swerve from side to side
to spit
the making of long speeches to prevent a vote on a bill
conceited; having a high opinion of oneself
needlessly repetitive
to confuse
I am so hungry that I could eat a horse!
dull; lacking brightness
(of the eyes) unfocused or filmy from sleep or tiredness
poisonous; unhealthy; harmful
very slight; hardly noticed
A reference to a well-known person, place, event, literary work, or work of art
to hypnotize
uncivilized; wild; crude
a sphere or circle
things worth remembering
someone who disagrees
never ending; going on forever
busy as a bee
any of various small, harmful or disgusting animals or insects
comparing two things using like or as
stretched out or extended
to question
express complete disapproval of, typically in public
active at night
unpleasantly damp
brave; courageous
happening at the same time
drunk
weird; distorted
to comfort; to make someone feel less sad
deeply upset and agitated
miserable, filthy conditions
unintentional
self-respect and honour
