Infuriate-to make furious; enrage.
Visual VocabChapters 1-4
Tollbooth [-boothz, -booths] (Noun) A booth, as at a bridge or
theentrance to a toll road, where a toll is collected.
Dawdleto waste time; idle; trifle; loiter[dawd-l] (Verb)
(Adjective) uneasy or fearful about something that might
happen.[ap-ri-hen-siv]Apprehensive
Flabbergast: (verb)to overcome with surprise and bewilderment;
astound.
Infuriate (verb) : to make furious; enrage. tumultn. 1. The din
and commotion of a great crowd.2. a. A disorderly commotion or
disturbance.b. A tempestuous uprising; a riot.3. Agitation of the
mind or emotions:
presume 1. To take for granted as being true in the absence of
proof to the contrary: We presumed she was innocent.2. To
constitute reasonable evidence for assuming; appear to prove: A
signed hotel bill presumes occupancy of a room.3. To venture
without authority or permission; dare: He presumed to invite
himself to dinner.
(Someone left the key in the door)
Maybe someone left me the key!principalityprincipality n. , pl.
, -ties . A territory ruled by a prince or princess or from which
such a title is derived.
NOT COMFORMING TO APPROVED STANDARDS OF SOCIAL OR PROFESSIONAL
BEHAVIOR,WRONG
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A musician, singer, or poet
SURMISESOMETHING THAT you think IS TRUE WITHOUT HAVING EVIDENCE
TO PROVE IT
DisdainAdverb. lack of respect accompanied by a feeling of
intense dislike
Huh!Noun. An action taken in advance to protect against possible
danger, failure, or injury; a safeguardPrecaution!
ConciliatoryAdverb. To regain or try to regain (friendship or
goodwill) by pleasant behavior
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To meditate on a subject or predictspeculate
ghcfhgkdtrhkufgytdkhtrfytt16 indignantly Characterized by or
filled with anger caused by something unjust, mean, or
unworthy.
cartographer A person who makes maps or charts
Procrastinate : to defer action; delay.
