Vocabulary Words Challenge

To refuse to accept or use.

To make fun of.

Not thinking too highly of oneself. Simple; not fancy or extreme.

To answer.

To go to or be present at. To pay attention to.

To do what one sets out to do.

To stop all movement or feeling in. To make helpless or powerless.

To make known. To open to view. To leave unprotected.

Happening suddenly, without warning.

To cling to an idea or feeling. To take good care of; to love.

Lying in the same direction and always the same distance apart.

To win someone over by arguing or asking.

Taking part; working. Lively; quick; busy. Moving a lot; moving quickly.

Odd or unusual in a pleasing or old-fashioned way.

To keep on doing or trying. To go on and on.

To surprise; to amaze.

A person who expects things to turn out badly.

To try; to make an effort. A try.

To get a quick look at.

To go over carefully in order to correct or improve. To change in order to bring up to date.

To make an agreement that has the force of law. To get; to come to have. To make or become smaller.

To force someone to accept or put up with. To take unfair advantage of.

To remember. To call or take back.

Beauty of form or movement. A short prayer said before a meal. An extra period to do or say something.

A feeling that someone or something is bad or unworthy.

A stage in a series of changes.

To say aloud before an audience, usually from memory.

To interest and amuse. To have guests. To have in mind.

Wanting very much.

Quick to notice or feel. Easily affected by even slight change.