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Jazz Vocabulary 2

Jazz Vocabulary 2. Schmitt. accomplish. Accomplish (verb). To quit is to fail to accomplish your goal. To succeed in doing or achieving something. quartet. Quartet (noun). The quartet was half complete with two people. A group of four people who sing or play music together. Summary.

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Jazz Vocabulary 2

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  1. Jazz Vocabulary 2 Schmitt

  2. accomplish

  3. Accomplish (verb) • To quit is to fail to accomplish your goal. • To succeed in doing or achieving something.

  4. quartet

  5. Quartet (noun) • The quartet was half complete with two people. • A group of four people who sing or play music together

  6. Summary

  7. Summary (noun) • A resume is a summary of a person’s work experience. • A short statement that tells the main points of something.

  8. blacksmith

  9. Blacksmith (noun) • Before cars were invented, a blacksmith, or smithy, had a lot of business making horseshoes. • A person who works with iron

  10. Tremble

  11. Tremble (verb) • Sometimes I tremble when I get extremely excited, scared, nervous, or cold. • To shake with cold or emotion

  12. gig

  13. Gig (noun) • A permanent job, such as being the bandleader for the Tonight Show, is considered a gig. • Slang for a temporary performing job

  14. Scramble (verb)

  15. Scramble (verb) • We watched a circus clown scramble up ladder and dive from a platform into a small barrel of water. • To move in a hurried or awkward way, usually on all fours

  16. alley

  17. Alley (noun) • Dad parks his car in the alley behind the store where he works. • A narrow passageway behind or between buildings

  18. Mule

  19. Mule (noun) • A mule is usually unable to have its own offspring because it is a mixture of two types of animals. • An offspring of a horse and a donkey

  20. Cloak

  21. Cloak • Mom made me a black cloak , or cape, to wear as part of my Halloween costume. • A loose, long outer piece of clothing, usually without sleeves, worn over the shoulders

  22. eaves

  23. Eaves (noun) • Gutters, which are located under the eaves of a house, catch and carry away rain water. • The low edges of a roof that meet or hang over the walls of a building

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