Daniel's+Spelling


 * **Word** || **Meaning** || **Sentence** ||
 * affable || easy to talk to || He is really affable, I can talk to him about anything. ||
 * affinity || the opposite to animosity || I've an affinity towards Star Wars, I love it! ||
 * affliction || suffering or distress || He's afflicted, he's sick. ||
 * affluent || rich || He is the most affluent man in town, he could buy the universe. ||
 * alacrity || enthusiastic || He has an alacrity, he is extremely enthusiastic. ||
 * alleviate || making things better || That guys is a great alleviator, he's great at making things better. ||
 * ambiguous || not sure what it means (that's the meaning of the word. || An ambiguous word is a word with multiple meanings. ||
 * ambivalent || two views of one thing at once || He's ambivalent, he's very strange and very lovely. ||
 * amiable || friendly || He's very amiable, he very pleasant. ||
 * animosity || a very strong hatred || animosity is a really strong hatred. ||


 * **Word** || **Meaning** || **Sentence** ||
 * annex || take possession of (land) || They're annexing us, there is no where else to conquer! ||
 * arduous || difficult || It's so arduous, it's so hard. ||
 * apprehensive || anxious || I'm apprehensive about you jumping on that trampoline without a net. ||
 * aqueous || related to water || My mum uses aqueous cream to re-hydrate her skin. ||
 * aroma || smell || There is such a lovely aroma in the kitchen when Mum is cooking herbed potatoes. ||
 * atone || make amends for a wrong doing || I'm going to atone for the broken oven. ||
 * avarice || pining to be rich || I'm avarice, absolutely avarice. ||
 * attrition || friction || I'm feeling attrition between my hands. ||
 * belllicose || wanting to cause a squabble || They're bellicose. ||
 * belligerent || agressive || They're really belligerent. ||

perception, problem solving and memory ||  ||
 * **Word** || **Meaning** || **Sentence** ||
 * beneficiary || Someone who benefits from something ||  ||
 * brazen || Without shame ||  ||
 * brusque || Blunt and impolite ||  ||
 * capricious || Changing mind without reason ||  ||
 * charisma || Strong attraction ||  ||
 * chastise || Huge punishment ||  ||
 * cognitive || Relating to mental activities such as
 * coherent || Make sense ||  ||
 * complicity || Participation to a wrong doing ||  ||
 * comprehensive || a deal ||  ||


 * **Word** || **Meaning** || **Sentence** ||
 * concoct || to make something || Daniel likes to concoct amazing stories in his head. ||
 * condone || to pardon or overlook || I'm going to condone about the sort of person I've been. ||
 * congenial || nice, pleasant and friendly || That man is extremely congenial, he is nice to talk too. ||
 * consensus || majority agree || We are having a huge consensus here. ||
 * contagious || passing on diseases || Pleursy is very contagious ||
 * convivial || lively || That person over there is very convivial. ||
 * cryptic || strange || They could not understand the cryptic message. ||
 * culpable || deserving blame || He was held culpable for robbing the bank. ||
 * curtail || to cut short (time) || Their playtime was curtailled when the bell rang. ||
 * dangle || to hang something down || They had to dangle him three feet in the air. ||


 * **Word** || **Meaning** || **Sentence** ||
 * dearth || a lack of something || t‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍hey have a dearth of food. ||
 * deference || willingness to respect wishes || he shows deference. ||
 * delineate || to show by drawing or describing using words || Frank promised he'd delineate his magic tricks kit. ||
 * derogatory || intended to show dislike || James says derogatory things in front of Jake. ||
 * diligent || hard working and careful || he's extremely diligent with everything. ||
 * disparage || nasty words || she made disparaging comments near him. ||
 * docile || easy to control || the old dog was more docile than indepedent. ||
 * doleful || suggesting sadness || he was very doleful. ||
 * dormant || asleep or not doing what it's supposed to do || there is a dormant volcano nearby. ||
 * drought || long time without water || the drought ended yesterday when it rained. ‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ||


 * **Word** || **Meaning** || **Sentence** ||
 * dubious || feeling doubt || He's dubious this morning. ||
 * dumbfound || too shocked to speak || I was dumbfounded when he was bitten. ||
 * duplicity || deception || he's full of duplicity. ||
 * eccentric || strangely behaved || he was very eccentric. ||
 * efface || to rub or wipe out || he effaced it out with an eraser. ||
 * egocentric || selfish || he was very egocentric ||
 * elucidate || to explain || he had to elucidate 12 things before leaving. ||
 * eminent || famous and admired || he is very eminent. ||
 * enchant || put a spell on some thing or to absolutely charm someone || he enchanted the old ruins. ||
 * endeavour || to try || he wanted to endeavour to drive. ||


 * **Word** || **Meaning** || **Sentence** ||
 * enigma || a mystery || I have orders to unravel a great enigma in this sector, a complex constructed centuries ago by a sith named Darth revan. ||
 * enthral || to fascinate || He really enthralled me yesterday. ||
 * esoteric || understood by only a few people || The big bang is esoteric. ||
 * exacerbate || to make anger, pain and a bad situation worse || he exacerbated the already bad situation. ||
 * extol || to praise enthusiastically || I went to extol him for his great feets ||
 * extraneous || not belonging or relevant. || that fish is extraneous. ||
 * fidelity || loyalty || he had lots of fidelity. ||
 * flagrant || brazen || that guy was really flagrant ||
 * flimsy || delicate || The rubber boat was really flimsy. ||
 * frugal || not generous || he was really frugal. ||

things etc that are very different. || that club is heterogeneous. ||
 * **Word** || **Meaning** || **Sentence** ||
 * futile || foolish or pointless || resistence is futile. ||
 * gaudy || brightly coloured || that parrot is gaudy. ||
 * ghastly || awful || he was ghastly. ||
 * gluttony || eats to much || a rhino is gluttony. ||
 * gratuitous || done without good reason. || Hitler did some gratuitous things. ||
 * gregarious || liking the company of other people || that guy over there was pretty gregarious. ||
 * grumble || to make angry sounds || that guy in prison cell number a thousand and thirty four is always grumbling. ||
 * haughty || arrogant || that guy is very haughty. ||
 * heterogeneous || something that is made up of parts, people,
 * homogeneous || similar owing to common descent. || the two were very homogeneous. ||


 * **Word** || **Meaning** || **Sentence** ||
 * hypocrisy || pretending to have feelings that you don't actually have || that guy was a hypocrit. ||
 * imminent || likely to happen in the near future || the destruction of the universe is clearly imminent. ||
 * impediment || something that stops the start of something || that motorcycle gang was animpediment. ||
 * indigenous || belonging naturally to a country or area || the kiwi is indigneous to New zealand. ||
 * indulgent || too quick to overlook or forgive faults || the teacher was indulgent with her class. ||
 * ingenuous || innocent and childlike || a child is ingenuous. ||
 * inherent || belonging naturally || the kiwi is inherent to the forests of New zealand. ||
 * insatiable || unable to be satisfied || the greedy millionare's thirst for countless riches is insatiable. ||
 * instigate || to urge someone to do something wrong || Harry instigated Henry to get on. ||
 * intrepid || fearless || ronan was intrepid in front of the zombie. ||


 * **Word** || **Meaning** || **Sentence** ||
 * irate || angry || He was irate because he was allergic to chocolate. ||
 * jeopardy || in danger of being harmed || The species of dinosaur known as Stokesosaurus Cleverandi's future is in jeopardy. ||
 * laconic || using just a few words || His small presentation was very laconic. ||
 * lament || to feel sadness || He felt lament. ||
 * latent || present but not yet developed || His skill is latent. ||
 * lithe || flexible || a worm is very lithe. ||
 * lurid || very very very very very very bright || the light bulb is lurid. ||
 * leash || a thick string tied around a dog's neck to stop it running away || Fido's leash is missing! ||
 * loafer || a casual shoe, like a moccasin || i've lost my loafers! ||
 * lucrative || affording financial gain || He is lucrative. ||


 * **Word** || **Meaning** || **Sentence** ||
 * lustrous || bright and shiny || gold is lustrous ||
 * malign || to say or write nasty things about someone || Henry maligned to Hex ||
 * meddle || mess with something || Marty meddler meddled with mush. ||
 * mend || fix || He had to mend the oven. ||
 * mendacious ||  ||   ||
 * minuscule || small || His phone bill was not minuscule. ||
 * mirth ||  ||   ||
 * munificent ||  ||   ||
 * nausea || the feeling to vomit || His mild embarresment was replaced by mild nausea. ||
 * neglect || refuse || the dog neglected to stop pooping in public. ||


 * **Word** || **Meaning** || **Sentence** ||
 * nocturnal || asleep in the day || Owls are nocturnal. ||
 * nominal || very small in comparison || an elephant is nominal next to a mouse ||
 * notorious || known to do evil things || Dr Drimcrim is notorious ||
 * noxious || poisonous || a rattlesnake is noxious ||
 * nuance || a subtle variation in color || a parrot has a nuance ||
 * oblique || sloping || the side of a mountain is oblique ||
 * obscure || dark || a cave is obscure ||
 * officious || interfering || the cold weather was officious with the travelers ||
 * opaque || untransparent || the side of a boot is opaque ||
 * parsimonious || too careful in spending money || The greedy millionare was parsimonious ||


 * **Word** || **Meaning** || **Sentence** ||
 * disciplinary || relating or enforcing discipline || the disciplinary conduct of the kung-fu teacher ||
 * disbandment || breaking up of a group || the dinosaur race was disbanded with existance ||
 * disbursement || payment from a fund || the janitor stopped the dog's disbursement ||
 * diabolically || evil || Dr Drimcrim is very diabolical ||
 * disarmament || the reduction of a nation || the roman empire's disarmament was good news for german tribes ||
 * discolouration || change of colour || a chameleon's discolouration is extraordinary ||
 * disappointment || sadness || he was very disappointed when his dog died ||
 * disarrangement || lack of order || a lawless town is very full of disarrangement ||
 * diagrammatically || in the form of a diagram || their picture is diagrammatical ||
 * diametrically || completely || that is diametrically cool! ||


 * **Word** || **Meaning** || **Sentence** ||
 * perch || stand on a thin space or a thin space to stand on || the parrot's perch was thinner than usual ||
 * pervade || to spread around a place || he pervaded around the course ||
 * petulant || ill-tempered || Dr Drimcrim is petulant ||
 * philanthropy || a charitable regard || charities employ philanthropists ||
 * philistine || someone who hates art, literature, music, etc etc || he is philistine ||
 * pillage || loot || the mongols pillaged the chinese ||
 * plethora || a large amount ||  ||
 * ponderous || thinks a lot || a man who cannot decide on a drink ||
 * postulate || to take for granted || the meeting was postulated ||
 * precipitius || dangerously steep || the side of Mt Everest is preciptius ||


 * **Word** || **Meaning** || **Sentence** ||
 * precursor || something that procedes || the speech is a precursor ||
 * presumptuous || arrogant || the greedy millionare is presumptuous ||
 * prevail || to be victorious || the romans prevailed again! ||
 * prodigious || extroadinary or marvellous || that is absolutely prodigious ||
 * prodigy || an odject that causes marvellousness || i am a prodigy ||
 * proliferate || to reproduce rapidly || she is proliferating ||
 * prolific || abundant in growth || he was prolific ||
 * proprietary || rights belonging to an owner || those rights are proprietary ||
 * provident || careful and thrifty || he is provident ||
 * proximity || closeness in space or time || there is lot of proximity between the ages of the egyptians and the victorians ||


 * **Word** || **Meaning** || **Sentence** ||
 * prudent || wise in conduct || he is prudent ||
 * quashed || rejected a verdict || he quashed ||
 * quenching || getting rid of thirst by drinking || he is quenching his thrist. ||
 * rancour || a long feeling of bitterness || he is in the middle of a rancour ||
 * reciprocal || received from some one in turn || he a has reciprocal arrangment with his friend, they take turns. ||
 * reclusive || a bit hermitish || he is a bit reclusive ||
 * renaissance || a rebirth || Jesus had a renaissance ||
 * replenish || add more of || go and replenish the lettuce ||
 * reproach || to express dissapointment || he just reproached ||
 * reticent || not saying very much || Mr Teller is reticent ||


 * **Word** || **Meaning** || **Sentence** ||
 * reverberate || to repeat || his speech reverberated around ||
 * revere || to feel great respect || he revered as they cheered ||
 * rigor || stiffness || his body got all rigor ||
 * rotundity || roundness || his head had a very noticable rotundity ||
 * rudimentary || fundimental || they had a rudimentary ||
 * salvage || to rescue || they salvaged tom from the fire ||
 * scattered || ran in different directions || the antelope scattered when they saw the coyote ||
 * scrupulous || trying not to do anything wrong || he is super super super super scrupulous ||
 * sentient || capable of sensation || he is sentient ||
 * serendipity || often finding lucky finds || he has serendipity ||


 * **‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍Word** || **Meaning** || **Sentence** ||
 * shatter || break into tiny pieces || glass shatters ||
 * shunned || to avoid || i shunned nicholas ||
 * sketchy || vague || his camoflage made him look very sketchy ‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ ||
 * sporadic || occurring from time to time || a natural disaster is sporadic ||
 * squander || waste || he squandered ||
 * stagnation || being stagnant || the water was under stagnation ||
 * stifled || made a noise || he stifled a yelp ||
 * strive || to struggle || he strived ||
 * subjugate || to bring under one's control || the romans subjugated the egyptians ||
 * sublime || the noblest nature || the baron is sublime ||


 * **Word** || **Meaning** || **Sentence** ||
 * succumb || to give in to temptation || he succumbed to the Zoo Tycoon 2 Expansion Pack ||
 * superfluous || getting more things than you need || he is very superfluous ||
 * superstitious || believing || he is superstitious ||
 * taciturn || quiet || Mr Teller is taciturn ||
 * tangible || able to felt by touch || a lemon is tangible in two ways ||
 * tantalize || to tease || they tantalized him ||
 * tenacious || sticking firmly || that is a very tenacious object ||
 * tentative || uncomplete || his skeleton is tentative ||
 * torpid || lacking in energy || he is torpid ||
 * treacherous || dangerous || the journey is treacherous ||


 * **Word** || **Meaning** || **Sentence** ||
 * tremor || an earthquake caused by volcanos || a tremor has happened in taihape ||
 * tyro || a beginner || fill the tyro in on what to do ||
 * uproar || chaos || there is uproar in syria ||
 * vanity || extreme love of self || he is the vainest person in the history of the universe ||
 * vehemence || strong feeling || i am having a vehemence ||
 * venerate || to regard with deep respect || everyone venerates the baron ||
 * verisimilitude || something that looks true but probably isn't || a mirage is verisimilitude ||
 * vestige || a shred || there is a vestige out of this page ||
 * vigilance || being watchful || he is vigilance ||
 * vilify || to malign || he often vilifys ||


 * **Word** || **Meaning** || **Sentence** ||
 * vindicate || to prove blameless of criticism || that burglar wasn't vindicated ||
 * visionary || someone who imagines what the future will be like || another word for visionary is future-predictor ||
 * vitriolic || extremely hateful || that guy was vitriolic ||
 * volatile || this word means the same as uproar || it is volatile in Afghanistan ||
 * voluptuous || relating to sensual pleasure || that smell was voluptuous ||
 * wan || pale from illness || that sick dog is extremely wan ||
 * wile || charming personal ways || that guy was so so so so so wile ||
 * wrinkle || crease || did you notice this wrinkle? ||
 * xylem || plant tissue that transports water || the plant's xylem carries water to its leaves ||
 * yearning || a strong desire || i yearned for the zoo tycoon 2 extinct animals expansion pack ||


 * **Word** || **Meaning** || **Sentence** ||
 * adjourn || to move time or place || after dinner we adjourn to the family room ||
 * administer || to manage || i shall administer the problem ||
 * admiration || love || he admires her! that is so gross! ||
 * adolescent || young adult || that teen is an adolescent ||
 * admonish || to warn || they admonished the troops ||
 * advantageously || full of advantages over another person || his knowledge of prehistoric creatures was advantageous ||
 * aerodynamically || slipping through the air easily || he aerodynamic skills won his team some respect ||
 * aforementioned || already mentioned || that subject was aforementioned ||
 * agriculturatlist || a gardener || the agriculturatlist is a farmer ||
 * alphanumerically || to be alphanumeric || alphanumerically denoting characters ||


 * **Word** || **Meaning** || **Sentence** ||
 * autobiography || a diary or related book || the diary is an autobiography ||
 * automatic || going by itself || robots are automatic ||
 * automaton || a robot || see how similar the two words automaton and automatic are! ||
 * autumnal || typical of autumn || falling leaves are autumnal ||
 * baffle || bewilder || that question baffled everyone, even the teacher! ||
 * balderdash || crazy || that plan was balderdash ||
 * bamboozle || amaze || i bamboozled everyone with my ChiLL Session (see also:ChiLL Sessions) ||
 * barmy || silly || that idea was barmy ||
 * bathysphere || Deep Sea Observation Chamber || i could see sharks swimming around the bathysphere ||
 * bedazzle || to dazzle || his skills bedazzle everyone in sight ||
 * blabbermouth || tattletale || the school blabbermouth told on the innocent ||


 * **Word** || **Meaning** || **Sentence** ||
 * cacophony || a disagreeable combination of loud noises || that last music cacophony was terrible ||
 * calabash || a type of South American tree || the bolivian squirrel monkey climed the calabash tree ||
 * cantankerous || often grumpy || the cantankerous camel was often grumpy ||
 * capitulate || to surrender || the tiny army capitulated ||
 * carambola || a type of Sotheast Asian tree || the hanuman langur climed the carambola tree ||
 * carboniferous || a prehistoric period millions of years before the first dinosaurs || giant centipedes, giant dragonflys and giant scorpions lived in the carboniferous period ||
 * cardiopulmonary || the heart and lungs || the cardiopulmonary system pumps blood and lets you breath ||
 * chameleon || a colour-changing lizard || the chameleon in the tree changed to a dark brown to avoid the leopard ||
 * chrysalis || the pupal form of a butterfly || that blobby thingamajig is a chrysalis ||
 * circumvent || to find a way of getting around || the circumvent failed ||


 * **Word** || **Meaning** || **Sentence** ||
 * decipherable || capable of being decoded ||  ||
 * deforestation || the cutting down of trees || there is deforestation going on all around the world ||
 * democracy || a form of government were all the people take part || the athenians of ancient greece invented democracy ||
 * dendrochronology || the of study the age of trees || the dendrochonologist studies trees ||
 * deplorable || way unpleasant || that last war was a way deplorable mess ||
 * dependable || able to depended on || the reliable vacuum cleaner is dependable ||
 * depreciation || a fall in value || i will throw those depreciated stink bombs at mum ||
 * derelict || abandoned and turning into ruins || macchu picchu is derelict ||
 * deshabille ||  ||   ||
 * differentiate ||  ||   ||


 * **Word** || **Meaning** || **Sentence** ||
 * earnest || Serious or over serious or showing determination || he was earnest in his efforts ||
 * eclectic || selecting materials or ideas from a wide range of sources || his arts are eclectic ||
 * effluent || an outflow of sewage and industrial waste into the sea || the effluent is putting the fishing industry out of buisiness ||
 * egress || leaving an enclosed area like a building || the zookeeper egressed out of the short-finned pilot whale tank ||
 * electrocardiography || the electrical study of the heart || the electrocardiographist studys electrocardiography ||
 * electroencephalograph || the electronic study of the head || the electroencephalograph showed that the patient's skull is fractured ||
 * eligible || suitable to be chosen for a job || that man was certainly eligible for work in that chocolate and ice-cream factory ||
 * eloquent || showing eloquence || that guy was eloquent ||
 * embroil || to involve someone in an argument || brawnix embroiled in that last punch-up ||
 * empathy || the ability to sense someones feelings || the guy next to the sad guy had empathy ||


 * **Word** || **Meaning** || **Sentence** ||
 * facade || the front of a building || the skyscraper's facade was wrecked after the magnitude 500,000 earthquake ||
 * facet || any of the faces of a cut jewel || the diamond's facet glinted in the moonlight ||
 * faction || a trouble making group within a larger organization || the school bassasins (a bully that is willing to kill their victims) faction belonging to the school-anti-student defender corporation attacked at lunchtime ||
 * fad || a short-lived fashion || the fad started last week and ended this very day ||
 * fatigue || a state of physical and mental tiredness || my last fatigue was a decade ago ||
 * feudal || a system were one supports another and the another works for another another || an example of a feudal system is peasants work for lords, lords work for barons and barons work for kings ||
 * flippant || not serious in grave matters || the animals in the zoo did not know that exactly 140,000,000,000 men died in world war 0 from 1708 to 1800, so they were flippant ||
 * flourish || thrive || the dinosaurs flourished 145 million years ago ||
 * fortify || add armour or guards || forts are fortified, as they have lots of armour and guards. ||
 * frippery || showy and unneccessary || the gnu's horns are frippery, because they hardly use them. ||


 * **Word** || **Meaning** || **Sentence** ||
 * garrulous || talking a lot || the most garrulous guy in the universe is Drone-Witter-Blahblah(Chatterboxian for Old Sir Loud) ||
 * ghoulish || terrible || the death of James McLaren was ghoulish ||
 * gimmick || a scheme used to bring in customers || the textudo haviaukcusauyt zapwarzxk raurpoiuyt aphfmansinak market has been closed down because the huap-pow (wanaka-zap-puian-duria tribe parliment) has discovered that they have been using gimmicks ||
 * glottochronology || a study of vocabulary || an x-powhownananananananananananatyu sthreatna mogil mbobo is a wanaka-zap-purian duria tribe version of a glottochronology ||
 * gnashers || teeth || the gnashers of that beaver are giganotic! ||
 * gobbledygook || crazy || that bozo is completely gobbledygook ||
 * gradient || the steepness of a slope || that slope is supercalifragilisticexpialladoshusly gradient ||
 * grandiose || magsome(magnificent+awesome) || that was way grandiose! ||
 * grant (not your uncle) || example:I will grant your wish || permission was granted to fill my stomach with 1000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 megatonnes of chocolate! ||
 * grotesque || very strange looking || the indri lemur looks very grotesque for a lemur ||


 * **Word** || **Meaning** || **Sentence** ||
 * habitation || living in || the guys inhabitat the jungle because their species belongs to the genus gelada! ||
 * hadron || a class of subatomic particles || the hadron of the centrumex is disrupted ||
 * haemoglobin || the oxygen pigment in a red blood cell || every red blood cell contains a haemoglobin ||
 * harangue || a loud forceful speech to try and persuade someone to do something || his harangue was way persuasive ||
 * herbaceous || a context relating to herbs || the herbaceous gardens are just around the bend ||
 * hessian || a coarse cloth || that person is lined in hessian ||
 * hierarchy || a group with ranks || an army is a hierarchy ||
 * hoarse || croaky || that guy has been hoarse for a week now! ||
 * Hogmanay || scottish new year || while it's new year's eve over here, it's hogmanay in scotland ||
 * holistic || denoting an approach to medical treatment || that dude is holistic ||


 * **Word** || **Meaning** || **Sentence** ||
 * ignominy || public shame || that person is such an ignominy ||
 * illuminating || lighting up || the light illuminates the room ||
 * immodest || shameful || he is way immodest ||
 * impassion || to fill with passion || that man made an impassioned speeched ||
 * impulse || a sudden desire || when i ate some rotten food i had a sudden impulse to vomit ||
 * incontrovertable || unable to be disputed || the info is incontrovertible ||
 * indefatigable || never getting tired || no one is indefatigable ||
 * indeterminateness || being indeterminate || he is indeterminatened ||
 * innovative || new || that extension is innovative ||
 * insidious || developing without notice but causing serious harm || the threat is insidious ||


 * **Word** || **Meaning** || **Sentence** ||
 * jackanapes || a mischevious person || that jackanapes is the jack of the apes ||
 * jamboree || a large and lively gathering || let's go, jamboree ||
 * jarringly || harshly || the enemy fought jarringly ||
 * jocularity || merriment || lets add some jocularity to this party ||
 * jotter || a school notebook || the kids scribbled in their jotters ||
 * jujube || a fruit gum || i chewed on the delicious jujube ||
 * juvenile || child || what a juvenile jam! ||
 * juxtaposition || being placed together || on Zoo Tycoon 2, the lions were juxtapositioned ||
 * justiciary || a court judge || the justiciary banged his little mallet on the table ||
 * juggernaut || a mighty force that destroys everything in its path || the sand storm is a juggernaut ||


 * **Word** || **Meaning** || **Sentence** ||
 * kaleidoscope || a thing that you look through to see pretty patterns || don't tell ned this, but the kaleidoscope that he's using is smeared with superglue at the end that he is looking through ||
 * kerfuffle || argument || those guys kerfuffled for 230,000,000,000 millenia ||
 * kleptomaniac || a guy that did something accidentally that turned him into a thief || the kleptomaniac caper is on! ||
 * kudos || honour || he was a brilliant person full of kudos ||
 * lacerate || to cut flesh roughly || he lacerated the steak chop ||
 * lackadaisical || without interest || he is lackadaisical ||
 * languish || to grow phisycally weaker || elderly people languish ||
 * legume || a plant in the pulse family || the legume is growing in the garden ||
 * lepidopterist || a person who studies butterflies and moths || a tsiretpodipel studies butteryflies (so says the BFG) ||
 * lethargy || same as lackadaisial || he is lethargy ||


 * **Word** || **Meaning** || **Sentence** ||
 * liaise || to estalish a close relationship with another person || hiccup is liaise with toothless ||
 * ligature || anything that can be tied || string is a ligature ||
 * linguistics || the scientific study of language || po^ao#koakoako || |\ || |\bgyv~`~ys (atlantean) is a new language to linguists ||
 * lintel || a wooden or stone beam above a doorway || the lintel's collapsing! ||
 * lobe || example: ear lobe || the wind is so strong! arrrrghhh!!! it blew my lug-lobes off! ||
 * luxurious || lots of luxury || this an extremely luxurious place ||
 * magnanimous || showing genorosity || that guy is magnanimous ||
 * manoeuvre || move, example: evasive manoeuvre || begin evasive manoeuvres! ||
 * marauding || decieving || you're a marauder! ||
 * marimba || an african xylophone || can I have swing on the marimba? ||


 * **Word** || **Meaning** || **Sentence** ||
 * mascot || an animal (or sometimes person) that represents something || george the girrafe is the name of our Six Cool Hours Of Our Lives (SCHOOL) mascot ||
 * meander || to bend and curve || the river meanders ||
 * miffed || shocked or a bit angry || he was pretty miffed by the whole business ||
 * milliner || a person that makes or sells hats for women || that milliner is way too cheap! ||
 * miscellaneous || made up of various kinds || there is a miscellaneous variety of animals in the zoo ||
 * misappropriate || not appropriate || it is misapropriate to climb on the oven ||
 * misdemeanour || a wrongdoing || that is the worst misdemeanour that ever happened on Burk ||
 * misrepresentation || the act of misrepresenting || only a traitor would misrepresent the vikings! ||
 * morality || having a moral || so this story has a moral ||
 * morello || a bitter dark-coloured cherry || can I have some morellos? ||


 * **Word** || **Meaning** || **Sentence** ||
 * muster || to gather for inspection || muster the troops for an inspection, will you, private McSquirrelheadchickenbumbaboongutmergurky ||
 * necessitate || to make necessary || i'm going to necessitate the ceremony ||
 * numismatic || relating to the study of coins and medals || this is a numismatic discovery that will change the universe! ||
 * oblige || to agree || I oblige to your move ,man ||
 * obnoxious || rude || why do I have to be related to such a obnoxious slug ||
 * octave || the first 8 lines of a sonnet || I do not have a sentence for octave ||
 * offensive || same as obnoxious || that was offensive ||
 * opaque || not able to be seen through || the opaque window was a strange sight ||
 * ooze || example: ooze out slime || uuuuuuuuuuuuugggggggggggggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! that thing is oozing like 50,000 tonnes of slime every nanosecond! ||
 * optimistic || excited || i'm really optomistic about the festival! ||


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 * paediatrician || a doctor specialized in treating children || i've got a paediatrician's no to doing homework for the rest of my life ||
 * paelaeolithic || relating to the early part of the stone age || mammoths are paeleolithic ||
 * palaver || unnecessary squabble || the palaver has been going on since 1200 BC and right now it is 9005 AD ||
 * palpable || easily detected || that 63 mile long limo is extremely palpable ||
 * palynology || the analysis of spores and pollen || the palynologist just rediscovered the upo-zak-zak-uloluy spore ||
 * passive || another word for passionate || he is very passive ||
 * paternal || a male parent || McSquirrelheadchickenbumbabboongutmergurky's paternal parent Mr Turkeygizzardmonkeypants ||
 * patriarch || the male leader of a family or tribe || lions are led by patriarchs and elephants are led by matriarchs ||
 * pecuniary || concerning or consisting money || the damage made by the rat horde is pecuniary ||
 * polymorphous || denoting a living organism that has a different shape through its lifetime || a butterfly is polymorphus ||


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