Vocabulary Workshop Level Orange Unit 6

a plan, set of rules, or way to act; a written insurance contract

never stopping; recurring; staying the same; loyal, steady

neat and in good order; comfortable or large in amount

a case used to hold arrows; a trembling motion

ANTONYMS: (adj.) messy; (v) to clutter

ANTONYMS: unhappy, restless

ANTONYMS: clean; fair

SYNONYMS: to divert, sidetrack; to bother

SYNONYMS: continuous, unchanging; true

a long time without rain; a prolonged shortage

a violation of the rules; a ball that goes outside boundary lines

ANTONYMS: to avoid, evade; to agree, settle

to strike against each other with force; to clash

SYNONYMS: (adj.) offensive; (v) to contaminate

to have or produce flowers; to develop, open up, or appear

ANTONYMS: a drenching, flood; a surplus, glut

SYNONYMS: (adj.) orderly; substantial; (v) to neaten

a flower or group of flowers; the state or time of flowering

ANTONYMS: to focus, concentrate

pleased with or accepting of; not wanting anything else

ANTONYMS: lowly

ANTONYM: husky

someone of high rank or birth

an act of neglect or discourtesy

SYNONYMS: (n) a bloom, bud; (v) to flourish, grow

SYNONYMS: (n) a sheath; a tremor, shiver; (v) to shudder, flutter

to draw attention to something else, cause to turn aside; to disturb

something that does not change or vary

small in size or degree, not much; not important

SYNONYMS: (adj.) satisfied; fulfilled; (n) theme

to shake or tremble

to pollute or make filthy; to break the rules of a game; to hit a foul

unpleasant to the senses; dirty or polluted; dishonorable; against the rules of a sport or game; stormy or rainy

an amount that is held or contained; the meaning or subject of

ANTONYMS: to wither, fade

SYNONYMS: to crash, slam; to conflict

SYNONYMS: guidelines, procedures; a code, system, practice

SYNONYMS: (adj.) slender, minor; (v) to snub; (n) an insult

SYNONYMS: (adj.) highborn; honorable; (n) an aristocrat

SYNONYMS: dryness; a lack

ANTONYMS: variable; fickle

to put things in neat or proper order

to treat as unimportant; to make light of

of high birth or rank; outstanding; of good moral character