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Vocabulary for 8th grade language arts
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Wasteful, especially of money
prodigious
stoic
prodigal
genial
2
A strong liking; attraction
jaundice
vagrant
ambivalence
penchant
3
Different from most, especially personality; odd
genial
arbitrary
eccentric
prodigious
4
Excessive, uncontrolled, or lustful
wanton
perfunctory
surreptitous
amorphous
5
Charge with a crime; accuse
indict
jettison
undulate
deplore
6
Wanderer or homeless person
jaundice
ambivalence
flippancy
vagrant
7
Make larger; increase
vacillate
incite
augment
prodigious
8
Optimistic, cheerful (full of blood = life)
genial
Sanguine
arbitrary
prodigious
9
Without making a mistake
stoic
prodigious
unerring
fickle
10
Promote or recommend
acclaim
incite
endorse
augment
11
Very large
fastidious
prodigious
genial
ambidextrous
12
Naive; unsophisticated; inexperienced
ingenuous
precocious
unerring
stoic
13
Without enthusiasm; routine; "going through the motions"
surreptitous
scrupulous
eccentric
perfunctory
14
Yellow color; envy or resentment
jaundice
flippancy
innovation
quarantine
15
Words or behavior filled with harshness, anger, or bitterness
platitude
acrimony
legacy
cupidity
16
New way; new product
legacy
platitude
fervor
innovation
17
Disapproval; to complain, criticize, regret
undulate
depolre
acclaim
averse
18
Something left behind; trace or evidence of something vanished
acrimony
vestige
deplore
jargon
19
Throw overboard; discard
acclaim
endorse
jettison
augment
20
Similar
tenacious
analogous
erratic
ambidextrous
21
Treating a serious situation with arrogant humor or disrespect
flippancy
fervor
vestige
cupidity
22
Forced isolation (to prevent the spread of disease)
fervor
indict
quarantine
legacy
23
A lie; false statement
deplore
mendacity
undulate
ambivalence
24
To deceive, coax; to fool with flattery or false promises
cajole
deplore
depleted
endorse
25
Shapeless; without form
surreptitous
perfunctory
amorphous
scrupulous
26
Friendly, easygoing
culpable
affable
unerring
precocious
27
Block; get in the way; hamper
vacillate
incite
stymie
augment
28
Arouse to action; foment; stir up
vacillate
incite
quarantine
indict
29
Skillful in the use of hands, or in the handling of difficult situations
prodigal
altruistic
adroit
wanton
30
Confirm, support, sanction, corroborate
validate
undulate
jettison
quarantine
31
Thorough; doing what is right; careful; ethical
arbitrary
fickle
scrupulous
eccentric
32
Praise
deride
validate
extol
juxtapose
33
Something inherited from an ancestor, or the past
legacy
fervor
vestige
platitude
34
Mystery; puzzle
cupidity
platitude
penchant
enigma
35
Make fun of; ridicule
stymie
deplore
deride
endorse
36
By random choice; without reason
fickle
arbitrary
stoic
prodigious
37
To place side by side
deride
endorse
stymie
juxtapose
38
Dull, trite statement (a cliche)
vestige
acrimony
platitutde
jargon
39
Able to use both hands
ambidextrous
tenacious
mendacity
fastidious
40
Strong passion
mendacity
flippancy
fervor
platitude
41
Indecision; pulled in two directions
vestige
fervor
legacy
ambivalence
42
Greed, especially for money
vagrant
vestige
ambivalence
cupidity
43
Talkative
erractic
ominous
loquacious
fastidious
44
Lacking loyalty; unpredictable; changeable; erratic
stoic
fickle
aquiescent
genial
45
Openly evil; conspicuous; glaring or obvious
quarantine
flagrant
dogmatic
virulent
46
Mature at a young age; acting older than one's years
analogous
garrulous
precocious
genial
47
To praise or applaud
acclaim
depleted
deride
cajole
48
Talkative
garrulous
ominous
ambidextrous
analogous
49
Quiet or uncommunicative
sanguine
affable
reticent
ingenuous
50
Reluctantly agreeable; compliant
wanton
eccentric
amorphous
acquiescent
51
Impassive; showing no emotion (to pain or pleasure)
stoic
prodigious
cuplable
genial
52
Difficult to please; particular; demanding
prodigal
reticent
fastidious
adroit
53
Specialized language of a particular group
enigma
flagrant
jargon
mendacity
54
Guilty or blameworthy
loquacious
culpable
flagrant
incorrigible
55
Sneaky; furtive; secretive
eccentric
scrupulous
arbitrary
surreptitous
56
Impossible to correct, control, or discipline
incorrigible
stoic
genial
abitrary
57
Friendly; gracious; kind
prodigious
genial
prodigal
reticent
58
Unable to decide; move between choices
incite
jettison
vacillate
quarantine
59
Unselfish; giving; caring
altruistic
fickle
ingenuous
reticent
60
Emptied; drained; used up
depleted
ingenuous
extol
sanguine
