Vocabulary Word	Find the word in the chapter and what context clues are given for the definition of the word	Actual definition	Part of Speech	Student Sentence
Permeate	cocktails	spread throughout	verb	the rain permeated the old raincoat
Innuendo	casual,violent	a hint about a person or thing, usually derogatory	noun	the student had an innuendo toward their ex best friend since they knew their secret
Erroneous	burst of chatter	wrong	adjective	the person was erroneous when she guessed the number was 10 but in reality it was 8
Vehement	denied	showing strong feeling; forceful, passionate, or intense	adjective	the teacher was vehement when she was talking to her students about respect
Vacuous	happy	having or showing a lack of thought or intelligence	adjective	the student was vacuous because she was distracted
Fluctuate	profitably	rise and fall irregularly in number or amount	verb	the students mood fluctuates everyday
Sporadic	nervous	occurring at irregular intervals or only in a few places; scattered or isolated	adjective	the girls decision to get up and dance on the table during class was very sporadic
Elicit	tribute	to draw out information		the student elicited the friend about the test they just took
Valor	extraordinary	great courage in the face of danger	noun	the man was valor when he served in the military
Jaunty	as if she had first learned to walk	having or expressing a lively, cheerful, and self-confident manner	adjective	the parents were jaunty when the baby took its first steps

Vocabulary Word	Find the word in the chapter and what context clues are given for the definition of the word	Actual definition	Part of Speech	Student Sentence
Rout	wild	an overwhelming defeat	noun	the soccer player was rout when she didn’t score a goal and the other team celebrated their win
Suppress	eagerness	abolish	verb	the girl suppresses her anger by working out instead of yelling at everyone
Innumerable	receptacles	too many to be counted	adjective	the amount of roses were innumerable since there were a bunch
Reproach	a little	address someone by being disappointed in them	verb	the teacher was very reproach about the students c+ because she’s an a+ student
Obstinate	peasantry	stubborn	adjective	the kid was obstinate when her mom asked her to take out the trash even though she had just done 18 other chores
Laudable	initiative	deserving praise	adjective	the kid thought he deserved to be laudable for his 100 on his test because he studied so hard
Insidious	flat	proceeding in a gradual, subtle way, but with harmful effects	adjective	the kid was insidious when he jumped over the fence with metal without a tetanus shot
Dilatory	limousine	slow to act	adjective	the kid was dialtory when coming back from his injury because he didn’t want to get hurt again
Desolate	path	emptiness	adjective	the kid was desolate after her friend was mean to her for no reason
Repose	trust	a state of rest, sleep, or tranquility	noun	the kid was very repose when she was on the beach tanning not thinking about school or problems

English 3-6