Lesson Six SAT Vocabulary

A pole with a large hook on one end

To resent another's success; to envy

The ______ was thrilled to get a job at the library.

Craig, the younger brother, secretly ____ Brian's fortune.

The bread dough was in a _____ mass that stuck to anything it touched.

Angry stares revealed the mutual ___ between Steve and his supervisor.

To speak in a dramatic, impassioned, or blustering manner

The fisherman used a ____ to drag swordfish onto the boat.

____ and Bureaucrats discussed the state of the economy during the summit.

To drink in large quanties; to gulp

To inspire or influence; to saturate

Favoritism shown to family or friends by those in power, especially business or hiring practice

A lover of books

I was qualified for the job, but Uncle Mike refused to hire me because he did not want to be accused of ___________.

An influential person; a member of an elite group

The old captain _____ his ale and then ordered another stein.

Her hard-working mother ____ Jane with a solid work ethic.

deep-seated hostility, often mutual

Gluey; sticky

At the debate, each politician ______ against the policies of the other.