Spelled word	meaning	Used it in the sentence
		A cappella	unaccompanied by musical instruments
		Acquaintance	To know each other
		Affair	Celebration
		Align	To form a line
		Apologized	To make apology
		Beard	Hair on face of a man
		Bragging	to talk with excessive pride about an achievement or possession
		Bread winner	Person who work for their family
		Bunch	a large number of people or things	Expect a whole bunch of new features in the next version.
		Bureaucracy	a state or organization operated by a hierarchy of paid officials
		Cavort	to behave in a physically lively and uninhibited way
		Chap	gentleman
		Cheap	Less expense
		Chuckled	To laugh quietly
		Clatter	rattle
		Converted	To transfer to another
		Creaking	To make prolonged squeaking noise
		Crease	a straight line formed in clothing or fabric by pressing
		Creative	able to create things	Humans are a creative species
		Creep	tiptoe
		Cultivate	to improve or develop something, usually by study or education	cultivating her interest in science
		Curse	a swearword, obscenity, or blasphemous oath
		Dangle	to swing or hang loosely, or cause something to swing or hang loosely	The children dangled their legs over the side of the swimming pool.
		Despair	somebody or something that makes somebody feel hopeless or exasperated	He was the despair of his soccer coach.
		Dip	to put something briefly into a liquid or soft mixture and take it out again	He dips his hand into his pocket.
		Disarray	a disorganized and confused state	The meeting was thrown into disarray by the surprise announcement.
		Dislodge	leave such a position
		Dunk smell
		Embarrass	to become or cause somebody to become painfully self-conscious, ill at ease, ashamed, or humiliated	He's easily embarrassed
		Enchant	to charm, delight, or captivate somebody
		Enduring	persisting or surviving in the face of difficulties
		Enlivens	to make somebody or something more lively or interesting
		Evidently	used to indicate that something is undoubtedly true, often because it is there to be seen	Evidently, you have not grasped all the ramifications of this proposal.
		Excitement	the feeling or condition of lively enjoyment or pleasant anticipation	finding it difficult to contain her excitement
		Explore	to discover what it is like or what is there	Many people explore to find the answer to their question
		Fermentation	the breakdown of carbohydrates by microorganisms
		Feud	a bitter prolonged violent quarrel
		Foreshadow	to indicate or suggest something
		Fund handlers
		Fungi	Any of a group of non-green plants
		Geopardize
		Guarantee	something that assures a specific outcome	There’s no guarantee that the plan will work.
		Gutter	a metal or plastic channel attached to the eaves of a roof for carrying away rainwater	She dragged me out of the gutter and made me respect myself.
		Humor	content of something such as a story, performance, or joke that elicits amusement and laughter	couldn't see the humor in it
		Humorous	intended to be amusing and make people laugh
		Hunch	an intuitive feeling about something
		Hush	to become silent, or make somebody do this
		Inconvenience	the quality or fact of being inconvenient or causing discomfort, difficulty, or annoyance
		Instance	an example of a particular situation or event	cited several instances of plagiarism
		Instinctive	relating to, prompted by, or based on a strong natural impulse	an instinctive fear of water
		Inveterate	fixed in a habit or practice, especially a bad one
		Lease	a legal contract allowing somebody exclusive possession of another's property for a specific time in return for a payment	We've lease a cottage from friends.
		Loan	an amount of money given to somebody on the condition that it will be paid back later
		Manipulate	to move, operate, or handle something, especially a machine or mechanical parts
		Metamorphosis	a complete or marked change of physical form, structure, or substance	the overnight metamorphosis of the pond water into ice
		Morsel	a small piece of something, especially of food
		Motive	the reason for doing something or behaving in a specific way
		Nervousness	having a feeling of dread or apprehension
		Numb	unable to feel or have sensations, e.g. as a result of extreme cold or the application of a local anesthetic
		Obedience	the act or practice of following instructions, complying with rules or regulations, or submitting to somebody's authority
		Occasion	a particular time, especially a time when something happens	He has no occasion to criticize me.
		Optimum	the best out of a number of possible options or outcomes	Optimum trading conditions
		Orchard	an area of land on which fruit or nut trees are grown, especially commercially
		Overwhelm	to affect somebody's emotions in a complete or irresistible way
		Owes	to feel that something should be given to or done for somebody in recompense for something	I owe myself a night out
		Paces	Single steps or its distance
		Pat	to touch somebody or something repeatedly with the palm of the hand, e.g. to show affection or to congratulate somebody
		Peddler	somebody who travels from place to place selling goods
		phaton
		philatelist
		Physician	somebody qualified to practice medicine
		pledge	A security, pawn
		Plunks	to pluck the strings of a stringed instrument, especially in an inexpert or inexpressive way, or make the sound of a string being plucked
		Precious	worth a great deal of money	Your friendship is very precious to me.
		Puddles	a shallow pool of water,
		Puny	very small or thin and weak
		Puppet	a doll
		Ravage	to plunder or sack a place or area	a village ravaged of all its valuables by army deserters
		Reminisce	To remember
		Remnant	to kill something or somebody, especially an animal
		Routine	a rehearsed set of movements, actions, or speeches that make up a performance	her gymnastic routine on the parallel bars
		Ruin	the physical remains of something such as a building or city that has decayed or been destroyed
		Scope	freedom, space, or capacity to act	not much scope for originality
		Seize	to take a hold of an object quickly and firmly	seized the letter from his hand
		Sheer	used to emphasize the unlimited extent or unmitigated quality of something	That explanation is sheer nonsense.
		Shrug	to raise and drop the shoulders briefly, especially to indicate indifference or lack of knowledge
		Shuck	the husk, pod, or shell of something such as a nut, pea, or ear of corn
		Society	the sum of social relationships among groups of humans or animals
		Spectrum	a range of values, especially one with opposite values at its limits	a spectrum of opinions between the two extremes
		Spit	to expel saliva forcefully from the mouth
		Sprawling	to extend over or across something in a disordered, awkward, or ugly way	handwritten notes sprawled across the page
		Squinted	to half-close the eyes so as to see better	a photo of them squinting into the camera in bright sunlight
		Stalls	a booth, table, counter, or compartment set up to display goods for sale or information to give out
		stark truth
		Strive	to try hard to achieve or get something
		Substrates
		Suburbs	a district, especially a residential one, on the edge of a city or large town
		Summer	the warmest season of the year	My summer was full of joy
		talisman	something believed to have magical properties
		Tap	to hit something or somebody lightly
		Tattered	ragged or torn to shreds
		Tend	to manage something, especially something that needs constant supervision	tend bar
		Timid	demonstrating a lack of courage or self-assurance
		Trade	the activity of buying and selling, or sometimes bartering, goods	a suspension of trade between the two countries
		Tyrant	an absolute ruler who exercises power cruelly and unjustly
		Usurious	the lending of money at an exorbitant rate of interest
		utterance	something said or emitted as a vocal sound
		Vagrant	a wanderer who has no permanent place to live
		Wicked	very wrong or very bad
		Wrinkles	a line or crease between small folds of skin that forms on the face as a result of aging or exposure to the sun
		Shabby
		Zipper
		Portrait
		Scrumptious
		Comparative
		Waif	a homeless or friendless person, especially an abandoned child
		Multitude	Huge number or huge amount
		Matutinal
		Resemble	Be a similar to
		Neutralize	counterbalance