vocab list 7

• ad infinitum: again and again in the same way; forever.

- The kid love his blanket so much he ad infinitum it.

•  apportion: divide; assign

- The kids were apportions by different ages.

•  bona fide: genuine and real

- The glass doll looked so bona fide.

•  buoyant: able to keep something afloat

- When i was swimming i was buoyant.

•  clique: a small group of people

- At school you see all the different kind of cliques.

•  concede: admit

- The boy conceded that he cheated on the test.

•  congenial: pleasant or agreeable

- The kids came to a congenial about who would do what on their report.

•  lofty: of imposing height

- The cop was lofty in his department.

•  migration: the movement of persons from one country or locality to another

- The cops are trying to stop migration from happening.

•  perceive: become aware or conscious

- I perceive that i need to focus on my school work more.

•  perverse: contrary to the accepted or excepted standard or practice

- We had to perverse the rules at school.

•  prelude: an action or event serving as an introduction to something more important

- The interesting books have prelude in the beginning.

•  rancid: smelling or tasting old

- The milk was rancid.

•  rustic: having a simplicity and charm that's considered typical of the country side

- The cow boy wanted to get some rustic wear.

•  sever: divide by cutting or slicing; putting an end to or break off

- The girl sever with her boyfriend.

•  sordid: involving ignoble actions and motives; dirty or squalid

- The children felt sordid about finding their mother.

•  untenable: not able to be maintained or defend against attack or a objection

- The lion was untenable.

•  versatile: able to adapt; changeable

- The released the animal into the wild and it was able to versatile to the environment.

•  vindicate: clear of blame or suspicion; show or prove to be right

- The student vindicated that she was not cheating on her test.

•  wane: amount by which a plank or log is beveled or falls short of a squared shape 

- We used the wane to start a fire.