English 8 Vocabulary 2012-2013
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List #1
Period 2
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1. Ominous
2. Malevolence
3. Pensive
4. Audible
5. Plaintive
6. Implore
7. Supplication
8. Furtive
9. Languid
10. Slovenly
11. Fraudulent
12. Somnolent
13. Renounce
14. Raucous
15. Incredulous
16. Haggard
17. Erudite
18. Surreptitiously
19. Unobtrusive
20. Notorious
21. Redeemed
22. Diabolical
23. Tacit
24. Appraise
25. Scrutiny
Period 3
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1. Ominous
2. Malevolence
3. Pensive
4. Audible
5. Plaintive
6. Implore
7. Supplication
8. Furtive
9. Languid
10. Slovenly
11. Fraudulent
12. Somnolent
13. Renounce
14. Raucous
15. Incredulous
16. Haggard
17. Erudite
18. Surreptitiously
19. Unobtrusive
20. Notorious
21. Redeemed
22. Diabolical
23. Tacit
24. Appraise
25. Scrutiny
List #2
Period 4
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1. Piddling
2. Ingratiate
3. Exulted
4. Adulation
5. Plodding
6. Gait
7. Engulf
8. Scapegoat
9. Malingerer
10. Malcontent
11. Abomination
12. Longevity
13. Baffle
14. Procure
15. Contemplate
16. Entrails
17. Articulate
18. Insolent
19. Sordid
20. Glib
21. Alienate
22. Prelude
23. Curtail
24. Corroborate
25. Erratic
Period 7
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1. Piddling
2. Ingratiate
3. Exulted
4. Adulation
5. Plodding
6. Gait
7. Engulf
8. Scapegoat
9. Malingerer
10. Malcontent
11. Abomination
12. Longevity
13. Baffle
14. Procure
15. Contemplate
16. Entrails
17. Articulate
18. Insolent
19. Sordid
20. Glib
21. Alienate
22. Prelude
23. Curtail
24. Corroborate
25. Erratic
Haggard
Having a gaunt, wasted or exhausted appearance (as from prolonged suffering, exertion or anxiety)
Word Parts
Prefix: None
Root: None
Suffix: None
Word Forms
Noun: Haggardness
Verb: Noun
Adjective: Haggard
Adverb: Haggardly
Sentences
1. Looking haggard, he said "no comment" when reporters asked him if he had anything to say to his family.
2. Make up can make you look young and fresh, or older, or haggard
3. Then he would show up, haggard and hung-over, early in the morning and fall into bed.