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Monster are due on maple street. (Fluster (Verb, To confuse or make…
Monster are due on maple street.
Fluster
Verb
To confuse or make someone nervous.
he flustered the other people in line as he waved his arms in the crowd of people.
Assent
Noun
the act of agreeing or approving of something especially after thinking about it.
The angry people could not assent with each other so they let another group of people decide for them.
Precisely
Adverb
In exact terms or exactly the way written or made.
He precisely measured the weight and height of the pumpkins to determine the winner of the contest.
Flick
Verb
To move something with a short quick movement
He quickly flick the weird bug that landed on his hand onto the ground.
Persistent
Adjective
To do something even though it is difficult or hard to achieve
The seventh grade students were very persistent in the college level math assignment that the teacher gave them.
Antagonism
Noun
a strong felling of hatred or dislike; a desire to oppose something that you dislike
the big bully had a great deal of antagonism for the new kid in town.
Optimistic
Adjective
showing or having hope for the future or hoping that good things will happen in bad situations.
The happy teacher was very optimistic that she would get her money back from the expensive trip that had been cancelled
Oddball
The person who had been eating his paper was called oddball because he is weird and eats paper.
Noun
someone who acts strange or weird different from everyone else.
Incriminate
to make someone look or appear guilty of or responsible for something.
Verb
the theft tried to incriminate the defendant by leaving his clothes in his store.
Revelation
the teacher told us a revelation about his classroom
Noun
A strange or weird fact that is made known.
Contort
Verb
to twist or move in a unusual way
he contort the puddy into a strange shape the other people laughed
Prejudice
An unfair feeling of dislike for a person or group because their skin, sex, religion ect.
Noun
He was predudice because he didn't like the way he talked to him