VOCAB WORDS ROLF (1-100)
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100 Terms
appall
To cause someone to feel shock, fear, or disgust.
convenient
Allowing you to do something easily or without trouble.
accurate
Results or measurements that are correct and without mistakes.
eliminate
To remove or get rid of something completely.
inferior
Low or lower in rank, status, quality, or value.
recommend
To say that someone or something is good and deserves to be chosen.
breathe
To inhale air into the lungs and exhale it out again.
lather
To form or spread tiny bubbles made from soap mixed with water.
soothe
To cause pain to go away or become less severe; to calm.
breeding
The way a person was taught in childhood to behave, or animal keeping.
blister
A raised area on the skin containing clear liquid caused by friction.
garner
To get, collect, or receive something wanted or valuable.
ultimate
The greatest, most extreme, final, or best form of something.
fluency
The ability to speak or write a language easily and smoothly.
shortcoming
A flaw, defect, fault, or failing in a person or system.
leisure
Free time available when one is not working or doing duties.
rampage
An occurrence of wild, rush-like, and usually destructive behavior.
cauldron
A large, round metal pot used for boiling over an open fire.
disguise
To change the usual appearance, sound, or taste to hide identity.
shriek
To make a short, loud, high-pitched cry or sound.
descend
To go or come down from a higher place to a lower place.
delineate
To describe, trace, or mark the outer edge of something.
verdict
The finding or official decision of a jury in a court trial.
disseminate
To scatter, spread, or give out news/information widely to many people.
indolence
A state of being lazy, slothful, or showing no real interest or effort.
reverse
To change something (direction, order, or condition) to its opposite.
evade
To avoid or escape from someone or something.
relive
To remember clearly or experience again a past event in detail.
maximum
The highest amount, value, limit, or degree attained or allowed.
novice
A person who is new or inexperienced in a field, job, or activity.
complacent
Self-satisfied and unconcerned to the point of making no further effort.
expound
To set forth or give a detailed explanation of something.
comprise
To have things or people as parts/members; to consist of or contain.
verity
The quality of being true, truthful, or real.
voracious
Having a huge appetite; extremely eager for something (like food or reading).
gullible
Easily deceived or tricked into believing whatever others say.
insipid
Lacking strong taste, flavor, character, interest, or energy.
verbose
Using or containing far more words than are necessary.
tirade
A long, angry speech or verbal attack expressing strong disapproval.
meticulous
Extremely careful and paying great attention to every small detail.
dismantle
To take something apart into separate pieces.
reluctant
Not willing or eager to do something.
dumbfounded
Extremely surprised or shocked, so you do not know what to say.
beckon
To signal to someone to come closer or follow you.
defiance
Refusal to obey or accept something.
stationary
Not moving; staying in one place.
stationery
Writing materials such as paper, pens, pencils, and envelopes.
overheard
Heard something that other people were saying, without being part of their conversation.
prominent
Well-known, noticeable, or important.
profound
Very deep, meaningful, or strongly felt.
pristine
Perfectly clean, fresh, or untouched.
sirloin
A tender cut of beef from the back of a cow.
patisserie
A shop that sells pastries, cakes, and other baked treats.
squander
To waste something valuable, especially money or time.
retrieve
To find and bring something back.
fortify
To strengthen or protect something.
deficiency
A lack or shortage of something that is needed.
remorse
A strong feeling of guilt or regret about something wrong you did.
tandem
Two people or things working together or arranged one behind the other.
vagrant
A person who has no permanent home and moves from place to place.
inspite
Without being prevented by something
consequence
Something produced by a cause, the after effect
prudent
Having or showing careful good judgement
justify
To give an acceptable reason for, to prove or show to be just, right, or responsible
reputation
Overall quality or character as seen or judged by people in general
aggravate
To make worse, more serious, to intensify unpleasantly
distrust
To have no trust or confidence in
propose
To form or put forward a plan or intention
emit
To throw or give off or out
appearance
The outward form of someone or something, especially as indicative of quality
exhausted
Extremely or completely tired
conceal
To keep secret or shut off from view
maintain
To keep in an existing state (as of repair, efficiency, or validity)
resemble
To be like or similar to
incur
To cause yourself to have or experience something unpleasant or unwanted
desert
Ignored, neglected
retract
To draw back or pull back
confess
To tell or make known (something, such as something wrong or damaging to oneself)
nuisance
A person, thing, or situation that is annoying or that causes trouble or problems
postpone
To put off a later time