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Words
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Meanings
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| shriek | scream |
| anticipate | look forward to; expect |
| placard | a notice to be posted in a public ; poster |
| popular | liked by most people |
| exaggerate | make something greater than it is; overstate |
| villain | a very wicked person |
| explore | go over carefully; look into closely; examine |
| consider | think about in order to decide |
| commend | praise; hand over for safekeeping |
| resist | act against; strive against; oppose |
| snub | treat coldly, scornfully, or with contempt; cold treatment |
| swarm | group of insects flying or moving about together; crowd or great number ; to fly or move about in great numbers |
| scorch | burn slightly; dry up; criticize sharply |
| spontaneous | of one's own free will; natural; on the spur of the moment; without rehearsal |
| kneel | go down on one's knees; remain on the knees |
| neglect | give too little care or attention to |
| majority | the larger number; greater part; more than half |
| thrust | push with force |
| mourn | grieve; feel or show sorrow for |
| disclose | uncover; make known |