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(adjective)
Having a drooping head; feeling shame or humiliation;dejected
Bob was ______ when he got cut from the team
Crestfallen
(noun)
The use of ridecule or scorn to show hatred; a state of being laughed at or ridiculed; mockery
Bob was worried he would face _____ from boys who did make the team
Derision
(adjective)
Expressing a low opinion of someone/something belittling; disparaging; negative
Bob did not hear a _____ comment from any boys on the team
Derogatory
(noun)
anger aroused by something unjust,unworthy, or mean; righteous (justified anger)
Bob started to feel ________ when he found out a worse player than him made the team
Indignation
(adjective)
deficient in quality or quantity ; insufficient (not enough)
When Bob asked the coach about being cut he told Bob that the reason was his ______ experience playing the game
Meager
(verb)
to soothe in temper; to reduce in intensity; to appease
but then to try to _____ Bob, the coach told him that he really admired his effort and work ethic.
Mollify
(adjective)
marked by sameness of pitch and intensity; unvarying,dull
Bob told the coach he didn’t want to be on the team anyway because he found the practices to be too ___________.
Monotonous
(adjective)
having a quarrelsome or combative nature; likely to fight; belligerent
the coach also told Bob he was too ______ he didn’t want players who were going to get into fights.
Pugnacious
(adjective)
worthy or deserving blame; culpable; blame worthy
Bob decided the coach was _____ and that it was entirely his fault.
Reprehensible
(noun)
deep suffering from misfortune or grief; suffering
Bobs _____ was worse than after the conversation with coach; he felt even worse about himself.
Woe
to officially end something; to cancel (ex: ____ slavery)
Bob wants to ______ recess because he hates going outside
Abolish (verb)
(noun) a craft ( sneaky) action design to accomplish some evil plan; Scheme
bob was not afraid to resort to_____ to end recess
Machination
(Adjective) harmful in nature influence or effect; Injurious
the other students viewed Bob's plan as________ because they did not want recess to end
malignant
( adjective)
very sad or unhappy; Having a gloomy disposition; Gloomy an example is Eeyore from Winnie the Pooh
When Bob found out how upset the other students were with him he became_______And nothing Anyone said could snap I'm out of it
Morose
(verb) To get something by some action or effort; To obtain
bob decided to give up his quest to abolish recess but only after he________ the teachers permission to go to the Nurses office everyday instead of going outside with the others
procure
(verb)= to take a rest; To lie rest; To lie dead
(noun)= a period of rest; a rest
Bob thoroughly enjoyed his daily _____ in the Nurses office
repose
(noun) Punishment for doing something wrong; Payback
the other students decided Bob deserved________ for almost getting their recess taken away so they started pulling pranks on him
retribution
(Adjective) attempting to overthrow or undermine a government or Authority
bob's teacher thought the pranks were______ since she had specifically told the students not to punish Bob in any way
subversive
(verb)= To work hard; To labor
(noun)= hard work; Labor
bob noticed that the school nurse ______ endlessly;There was always so much for her to do
toil
(Adjective) not hurt harmed or damaged; Unarmed; Uninjured
even after a number of pranks Bob remained________ and no longer worried what the other students thought of him
Unscathed