Vocabulary Workshop Level Orange Unit 8

in great supply, easily available; more than enough

The water temperature to cook/boil a McLobster must be _____________.

feeling tired, worn out

to make short, sharp sounds by rattling or banging together

showy in appearance

Someone who is a slob is not ___________________.

Chris is on crutches, so going up and down the stairs is a little ___________ for him.

To rattle and racket are synonyms for ____________________

a portion of food allowed for one meal or one day

The children _________ to help clean up the town's playgrounds during the spring and summer.

Old grudges can ______________ for years before finally being put aside and forgiven.

If you're feeling _______, it is not a good idea to _________ at the animal shelter.

There is a ____________ amount of daffodils blossoming in the springtime.

After the long road trip, we were all so ________ that we fell asleep in our clothes.

to burn slowly, with smoke but no flame; to show suppressed feelings

The heroine (hero) of the novel was courted (attracted) by a wealthy __________.

to hold back or set aside; to save for future use

A person splurging on five pairs of expensive sneakers is not _____ their money.

If you're feeling clumsy or a task is unmanageable, it is___________.

My brother was the brightest __________ at his college/university.

Since I heard James _________ in the hallway in his Timberlands, I knew he was tired.

A soup kitchen provides ______________ to the poor or homeless.

Boiling hot, steaming, and enthusiastic are antonyms of?

a learned person; an expert in a field of study

to walk or march slowly and with difficulty or tiredness

not hot but not cold; without enthusiasm

someone who gives time or effort without pay

Brown bears eat a lot in order to build up enough fat ___________ for surviving the winter.

not skillful or graceful; embarassing

We saw the parade of ________ sailing ships come into the dock.